As exciting as it is to be a parent, the responsibilities and changes could lead to depression. Is it possible to adjust and to stay happy?

Parents are often concerned about what really makes their 6-7 year-old really "tick". They want to know what behaviors are healthy, normal, and typical when it comes to how their 6-7 year old is developing. The aim of this article is teach parents three things to expect when it comes to raising your child...

Potty training is one of the most sought after changes from baby to small child. It makes the child feel good when he or she does well, plus it means no more expensive disposable diapers or wet sheets from the cloth version. However, it isn't easy.

Today's teens usually become depressed when they have deceptions in love. In the past they would rarely try to commit suicide due to a love deception, while today this is very common. There are also teens who become depressed because of emotional trauma caused by their parents, or by someone close to them during their childhood. These cases are the worst ones, and need special attention. Depressed teens who are victims of tragic experiences usually abuse their bodies. They become neurotic, or they suffer from bipolar disorder. There are more cases.

I recently was told a story about a 14 year old student with ADHD who when given a less than compelling written homework assignment proceeded to march to the front of the class and tear it up right in front of the teacher, and then march back to his seat as if nothing had happened. Inattention no (or possibly indirectly), impulsivity yes, and hyperactivity maybe. But regardless...