Photo-Illustration by Chloe Dowling for TIME (Source Images: Ljupco/Getty Images, Focus Pixel Art/Getty Images, momentimages/Getty Images, Camille Ramos/sparklestroke via Canva) While parenting has ...

Children learn about stress by observing their parents' emotional responses, acting as mirrors to their parents' feelings.

Kids have their own ways of showing stress, and it’s not always about what they say. Sometimes, it’s the little things they do or the way they act that lets you know something is off. If you’ve ever ...

Common stressors for youth include academics, family changes, social pressures, and global events. Parents can help children manage stress by modeling healthy coping strategies and creating a ...

When Eric lost his job, he and his wife thought they could scrape by on her income for a while. They cut costs and gave up luxuries while Eric looked for employment. They wanted to shelter the ...

That overwhelming work deadline or financial worry isn’t just affecting your mood and sleep. Your stress might actually be altering your child’s developing nervous system through biological pathways ...

Childhood today looks very different from even a generation ago. Kids and youth are often juggling busy schedules and academic pressure, along with social media and constant stimulation. Many children ...