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Articles by Jacqueline Toner
Wat kun je doen als je het nieuws spannend vindt
Akelig nieuws is in het leven niet te vermijden. Of het via nieuwsuitzendingen op de televisie, de radio, digitale media of gesprekken van volwassenen komt, kinderen worden overspoeld met beangstigende informatie over de wereld om hen heen. Als de weergegeven gebeurtenissen over geweld, extreme weersomstandigheden of de uitbraak van een virus gaan, kunnen kinderen, net als volwassenen, zich angstig en overdonderd voelen. Dit boek uit de serie ‘Wat kun je doen’ kan hierbij helpen.
10 Adolescent Depression Books for Parents
When I first became a parent, I thought that nothing could be more difficult than the infant years. The sheer terror of not knowing what I was doing, the exhaustion that I knew what was coming but had no way to truly anticipate it…it was survival mode. I thought no part of this endeavor could ever be harder. I miss that foolishly optimistic young mother. My children are only 9 and 10, but though my 9-year-old skews a little younger, my 10-year-old is hurtling towards teendom at the speed of light.
30 Books About Mistakes And Learning From Own Mistakes
Mistakes Making mistakes and learning from them is an important part of every person’s life. Most of us understand this fact about life very well, but teaching this concept to adolescents and, especially, kids can be somewhat of a complex thing to do. Mainly because kids nowadays grow up in a society that normalizes “perfection”; from school grades to practical skills, perfection seems to be the demand of every educational institution.
Tips to Help Your Child Manage Scary News
by Jacqueline Toner, Ph.D This Article's Author Jacqueline B. Toner, PhD, is the co-author of a number of books for children and teens addressing social and emotional challenges. She practiced clinical psychology for over three decades serving children, teens, and families. Dr. Toner lives in Baltimore, MD, with her husband. They have three married daughters and two grandsons. Related Books from Magination Press What to Do When the News Scares You Jacqueline B.
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