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Many parents feel that the world today is a scarier place than the one they grew up in. While some of the things you worry about are real, others border on paranoia.

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Cases of youth as young as 16 escaping from home to join terror groups are increasingly becoming a global phenomenon. Dangerous adventurism has traditionally been associated with lack of education and family poverty, but today, many college educated youth from well-heeled families are abandoning the luxury of their homes to join terror groups.

When it comes to parenting, many of us often lament how we wish the job came with a rule book.

Intelligence Quotient” (IQ) is a score that reflects how “smart” a person is as compared to others when measured by a particular test or set of challenges. As long as you do not over-interpret IQ, well-designed and standardized intelligence tests are among the most accurate of all psychological tests and assessments.

The following IQ test was designed by Dr. Phil’s former professor and mentor, Dr. Frank Lawlis. It was created to evaluate children between the ages of 5 and 16 who are...

I have two amazing children. If you know me, you will confirm that. However, they are as human as can be and very often they nearly drive me crazy. Sometimes I wish I could find a pill which would either blind me to my children’s growing milestones or one that would turn them into perfect beings.

A child does not truly understand the concept of sharing until about age 5, says Sara Lise Raff, an educational consultant and mom of three.

Children don’t have the cognitive skills to truly understand the concept of empathy until they’re 8 or 9. But 5-year-olds, usually highly preoccupied with fairness, are concerned about being treated well, and they want others — friends, strangers, even characters in books — to be treated well too. Here’s how to nurture these budding displays of empathy.

Parenting is an art, family relationships experts say. Positive parenting is crucial to forming strong families that help children realise their full potential.