Who doesn’t want kids who recognize all the good things in life and express gratitude for them? Unfortunately, our sweet baby angels aren’t born grateful, but according to developmental psychologist ...

If you would ask your children, “what do you remember most about Thanksgiving?” what might they say? Having a positive, thankful attitude has been shown to give us multiple benefits in life. The model ...

‘Tis the season for gift-giving and sugary treats which means that for parents, it’s also time for an increase in tantrums and bratty behavior. Of course, you want your child to accept Nana's ...

In recent years, there’s been more necessary conversation about the problematic nature of Thanksgiving. Yes, even I grew up participating in cultural appropriation and whitewashing (did anyone else ...

Hear what the experts have to say. Although gratitude is often top of mind around the holidays, child development experts say this season is really a reminder that thankfulness works best as a daily, ...

Creating a gratitude jar is a wonderful and easy way to help your child acknowledge the things that they are thankful for! This gratitude activity for kids helps them identify the things or people ...

With Thanksgiving just days away, it’s a fitting time to focus on gratitude, a practice that can be nurtured year-round. James Dolan, owner of Tutor Doctor, highlights creative ways to teach children ...

Gratitude is about more than saying, “thank you.” It is the practice of acknowledging the source of the goodness in our lives, generously showing appreciation, and willingly returning kindness. It is ...

Practicing kindness and gratitude are two keys to being happy—and to making the world a better place. And there are many ways kids can learn to do exactly that. Here are some strategies that may help ...