Parent Education Hub

In this TED Talk, pediatric psychologist Kathryn Hecht makes the case that exposing kids to discomfort is what builds lasting confidence and resilience. She offers practical strategies parents can use at any age to help children face life's challenges rather than avoid them.

In this short video, Sissy Goff and David Thomas discuss topics found in their new book, "Capable: How to Teach Your Kids the Strength, Skills and Strategies to Build Resilience." They break down the three Cs of capability, and explain how parents should value resilience to normalize failure.

In this insightful and funny TED Talk, researcher Brene Brown shares what two decades of studying human connection taught her: that vulnerability isn't weakness, but the birthplace of belonging, love, and authentic relationships.

From homework help to social media, AI is already woven into your child's everyday life, but the science on how it affects kids is still catching up. This article provides five practical strategies families can start using right now to support their child as they navigate the tool.

In this New York Times best seller, learn how you and your student can rethink prestige, build balanced college lists, prioritize value and fit, and navigate today’s rapidly changing college admissions landscape.

While summer break is a time of fun and relaxation, the learning loss that can take place during the warm months is serious. This article provides practical tips for families to implement during the summer to help minimize learning loss.

Scary headlines, viral videos, and non-stop news alerts are a reality for kids and parents alike, and navigating it all is hard. This article shares skills every child needs to protect their digital well-being.

Does it feel like your teen barely looks up from their phone, gives one-word answers, and seems to prefer their friends or screen over you? In this podcast, Dr. Lisa and Reena discuss the importance of parent-child relationships, especially during the teen years, and how to keep the connection alive when it feels like they are pulling away.

After the acceptance letter arrives and the decision is made, the unspoken worry creeps in: are they genuinely ready for what comes next? This podcast episode explores how to have conversations with your soon-to-be college student about handling difficult roommates, college parties, making friends, and social media.

Resilience is often thought of as toughness, something a child either has or doesn't. In this podcast, Dr. Aliza discusses how resilience isn't a personality trait but something that can be built through relationships, communities, and connection.

In this podcast, Dr. Becky reframes boredom as a good thing and shares strategies parents can use to step out of the "entertainer" role, helping build independence, creativity, and resilience.

In this podcast, Dr. Becky explores why so many parents struggle to say 'no' to their kids and offers helpful strategies families can use to set boundaries.

Explore how understanding boundaries, emotional triggers, and big feelings can help us become more effective leaders, as parents and managers.

This thought-provoking video challenges the widely held belief in ‘learning styles’ and reveals what educational research actually says about how people learn.

In this TED Talk, Dr. Mathilde Ross challenges the flood of expert parenting advice and offers a reassuring message about trusting your instincts to raise confident, less anxious children.