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How Parents Can Support Their Child’s Mental Health During Back-to-School Season


Is your back-to-school checklist growing longer by the day, yet somehow missing the emotional weight your child seems to be carrying? Between sharpening pencils and buying new shoes, it’s easy to overlook the anxiety, frustration, or uncertainty that can come with returning to the classroom.
Inside Child Focus: A Closer Look at Our Youth Mental Health Programs
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What happens when a child’s worry, frustration, or withdrawal begins to impact their daily life—and yours? When emotions feel bigger than what they can handle, or when behavior changes start disrupting routines, relationships, or learning, it’s easy to feel unsure about where to go for help.
5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Mental Health During Summer Break
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Have you noticed your child acting differently now that school’s out—maybe more withdrawn, restless, or easily upset, and you’re not sure why? Are they more irritable than usual, spending extra time alone, or suddenly anxious about things that never used to bother them?
The Science Behind Early Head Start and Why It Works


What helps a young child thrive? Choosing a program for your infant or toddler is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make—and it can feel overwhelming.
5 Strategies for Parents and Teachers to Foster Resilience in Children
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What do you do when your child—or one of your students—shuts down after a setback, like a failed test, a lost friendship, or a big disappointment, and starts to believe they’ll never bounce back?
10 Developmental Milestones Every Parent Should Know (and 5 You Can Stop Stressing Over)


Is your child reaching milestones “on time,” or do you find yourself constantly wondering if they’re falling behind?
It’s easy to get caught up in tracking every new skill, comparing notes with other parents, and searching online for reassurance.