Just like adults, children wear many hats and fill various roles. This can be understandably exhausting and intimidating for anyone, but especially so for children. Help your child grow in their confidence and skill sets by playing a quick game using different action figures, dolls, toy cars, or stuffed animals.

Arguments and disagreements naturally erupt whenever people share space and lives. While disruptive, these instances can provide a great opportunity to teach empathy and the ability to understand a different perspective.

While your child gets ready for the day ahead, take the opportunity to remind him or her about their value — including just how wonderfully unique they are.

Talking about feelings, opening up, and being vulnerable is difficult under the best of circumstances—even with people we know and trust. So, providing ways to do this that are less threatening by being less personal can be immensely valuable when communicating with your child. One way to do this is by using emojis and/or emoticons.