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How to limit screen time for teenagers

July 26, 2022

girl laying down in bed at night - looking at bright light on phone

CHOC experts offer advice to parents for limiting teenagers’ screen time so they stay safe online while getting enough sleep and exercise.

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Why does my teen hate me? Tips and assurance you’re not alone

July 18, 2022

Friction between parents and teens is common. A CHOC expert explains why distance is natural and offers tips for building a better relationship.

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Encouraging positive behavior in young children

June 2, 2022

Parents can help kids develop autonomy and positive behaviors by spending time together, helping them regulate emotions and assigning tasks.

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How to manage negative behaviors in young children  

May 30, 2022

A CHOC pediatric psychologist helps parents manage their toddler’s or preschool-aged child’s disruptive, noncompliant and bad behavior.

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Sick day activity ideas for kids with colds, flu or COVID-19

March 17, 2022

When quarantining or recovering from colds, flu or COVID-19, CHOC offers sick day activity ideas for kids who grow bored of screen time.

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7 easy ways to help your child take medications

March 15, 2022

Some kids may struggle to take their medications because of taste or fear of swallowing pills. CHOC experts offer tips to help.

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