Kids can be happy after divorce. Here's how parents make it happen. By Eva Dwight, BA, MEd, ACC, CPDT. Contributor. No one gets married expecting to get divorced.

Meeks told "Good Morning America" the idea for her kids' "whatever-make-you-happy hour," which she shared on Instagram and TikTok, arose organically in 2022 from one of her kids' suggestions. On a ...

We parents often have the best intentions but our full-throttle pursuit of our kids’ happiness is not exactly helping them live happy lives.

So looking at the science, what really works when it comes to raising happy kids? Step 1: Get Happy Yourself. The first step to happier kids is, ironically, a little bit selfish.

Are kids born kind or do we need to teach them kindness? This nature versus nurture debate is an old one, but new findings published last month in the journal PLoS ONE may provide some novel insights.

An author of "The Good Life: Lessons from the World's Longest Scientific Study of Happiness" explains how we can help our children to create a happy life.

Kids who are parented this way learn to "control" their emotions because they have a healthy emotional life, not because they've been told not to feel, punished, or shamed for their feelings.

‘Danish Secret to Happy Kids’ reveals tips to make children more independent — and it doesn’t involve homework By . Nicki Gostin. Published Aug. 1, 2024, 12:48 p.m. ET.

Taking our kids to happy hour is a way for us to get a change of scenery and be social without having the struggle of finding a babysitter. Parents need a break, too, and it isn't always feasible ...