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Cellphones can improve teen-parent relationships
A new survey shows that parents may want to stop nagging their teens for spending so much time using their cellphones, The New York Times reports. more...
Fathers greatly influence their children's food choices
Most parents know that they are constantly setting an example for their children. However, a new study by Texas AgriLife shows that fathers may carry more weight in influencing their youths, at least when it comes to their eating habits. more...
The effects of child abuse last a lifetime for victims
Many people are aware that child abuse can greatly affect a youth during childhood. Maltreatment and neglect can lead to trust issues, depression and low self-esteem in teenagers. more...
Study finds that child abuse may be linked to chronic fatigue syndrome
While family problems can affect teens and children in a variety of ways, a new study conducted by the University of Toronto shows that childhood physical abuse can cause functional somatic syndromes. more...
Study shows that marital problems can affect an infant's sleep cycle
A recent study by eight universities across the U.S. indicates that 9-month-old children who have parents with relationship problems can have a more difficult time falling asleep and staying asleep when they reach 18 months old. more...
Therapeutic schools can prevent the troubles associated with teen pregnancy
According to the most recent data from the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, about 71 out of every 1,000 teens will have a baby during their youth. For these young women, this could mean drastic consequences. more...
A therapeutic school can prevent teens from reacting to family conflicts in dangerous ways
Many parents are not aware of how family conflicts can affect their teenage children. more...
Kids who feel important may be less likely to engage in family violence
Children who believe that they matter to their family members because their parents are invested in their well-being or because the kids feel that they contribute to the family dynamic may be less likely to engage in physical violence with relatives. more...
Researchers investigate the intricacies of child and stepparent relationships
Many children, especially teens, struggle to maintain positive relationships with their parents as they develop into adults. more...
Senses play different roles in sibling rivalry
Children who have tendencies to favor the tactile, visual, auditory, or taste and smell senses may act differently during sibling disputes based upon their preferences, according to a recent article published in the Kansas City Star. more...
Schwarzenegger cuts funding for mental health programs
Government-funded rehabilitation facilities can provide individuals with assistance for mental illnesses and help with relapse prevention. more...
California man lights up house for foster children
The holidays are typically a time to be merry, but for children who have suffered abuse and live in foster care, it can be a difficult season more...

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