Kross also wants kids to know that “there are parts of your emotional experience that you can’t control and parts that you can.” For example, we can’t control the automatic emotional response we feel ...

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Mental health experts explain what is ego parenting and how ego parenting can contribute to anxiety in children.

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Emotions are inherent to the human experience. The good news? There are practical ways to feel more in control, skillful, and capable when challenging emotions show up. Name it to tame it.