Kenneth R. Ginsburg

1 month ago | kevinmd.com | Kenneth R. Ginsburg |Laura Spiegel |Sara Pastoor |Christopher Habig

An excerpt from Lighthouse Parenting: Raising Your Child With Loving Guidance for a Lifelong Bond published by American Academy of Pediatrics. Your well-being allows you to be emotionally available for your child. Full stop. Children demonstrate they care about us from the very early years. How did your preschooler demonstrate their empathy to you? Did they stroke your hair to comfort you? Did they offer you kisses and hugs?

May 11, 2024 | yoursun.com | Kenneth R. Ginsburg

Every parent wants their child to be successful in life. But young people sometimes set excessively high standards for themselves. If something they do isn’t flawless, they may become overly self-critical. Their pursuit of perfection can become unhealthy and actually interfere with what they want to accomplish. As adolescents face the challenges of growing up, we can prepare them to be high achievers rather than perfectionists.

May 4, 2024 | kenoshanews.com | Kenneth R. Ginsburg

Every parent wants their child to be successful in life. But young people sometimes set excessively high standards for themselves. If something they do isn't flawless, they may become overly self-critical. Their pursuit of perfection can become unhealthy and actually interfere with what they want to accomplish. As adolescents face the challenges of growing up, we can prepare them to be high achievers rather than perfectionists.

May 4, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Kenneth R. Ginsburg

Every parent wants their child to be successful in life. But young people sometimes set excessively high standards for themselves. If something they do isn't flawless, they may become overly self-critical. Their pursuit of perfection can become unhealthy and actually interfere with what they want to accomplish. As adolescents face the challenges of growing up, we can prepare them to be high achievers rather than perfectionists.

May 4, 2024 | journalnow.com | Kenneth R. Ginsburg

Every parent wants their child to be successful in life. But young people sometimes set excessively high standards for themselves. If something they do isn't flawless, they may become overly self-critical. Their pursuit of perfection can become unhealthy and actually interfere with what they want to accomplish. As adolescents face the challenges of growing up, we can prepare them to be high achievers rather than perfectionists.