When your child reveals they’re being bullied at school, it’s natural to ask yourself, 'What to do if my child is being bullied?' Start by creating a nurturing environment at home. For instance, if your child shares hurtful comments from peers, consider spending time with them every evening to discuss their day and provide reassurance that they have your support. Setting aside dedicated time daily to talk about their feelings and experiences can encourage open communication and strengthen your relationship with your child.

Navigating the ups and downs of parenting after a divorce can be incredibly challenging for you and your kids. Understandably, your children may be testing limits and dealing with a rollercoaster of emotions during this time. This blog is here to provide you with supportive and non-judgmental advice to help you effectively manage these difficulties. We will discuss why your child may be acting out and explore ways for you to respond and support them as they adapt to the changes.

College offers an excellent opportunity to expand your social circle. Get involved in clubs, participate in campus activities, and consider volunteering – you'll soon find kindred spirits. Plus, remember to keep in touch with your family and longtime friends. They're there to support you, no matter the distance!