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Emotional Intelligence & Empathy
How to teach your children to identify, manage, understand and utilize emotions effectively and constructively by David Krasky, Psy.S. Licensed School Psychologist and author of Raising Future Adults Emotional Intelligence While the terms emotional intelligence and empathy are buzz words in the parenting world, they are also two of the greatest predictors of healthy relationships, self-care, communication and overall success. Think of it this way. If you had to hire someone f
David Krasky
Mar 284 min read
Helping Teens Navigate Relationships: Parent Guide to Dating, Friendships & Social Media
Teen couple by David Krasky, Psy.S., Licensed School Psychologist and author of Raising Future Adults Adolescence is a developmental bridge between childhood and adulthood—marked not only by physical maturation, but by profound shifts in identity, emotional regulation, and social awareness. Romantic and platonic relationships become central during this period, serving as a laboratory for learning communication, vulnerability, boundaries, and self-worth. As parents and caregiv
David Krasky
Mar 194 min read
5 Retro Toys That Improve Children’s Emotional Regulation and Attention Better Than Apps
Children playing with toys by David Krasky, Psy.S. Licensed School Psychologist and author of Raising Future Adults Parents today are surrounded by apps, tablets, and “educational” digital toys promising to boost children’s learning and attention. But research increasingly suggests that many traditional toys are actually better for developing children’s emotional regulation, focus, and executive f unctioning . In my work with children and families, I often recommend going b
David Krasky
Mar 144 min read
Talking to Our Children About AI (Artificial Intelligence)
by David Krasky, Psy.S. licensed school psychologist and author of Raising Future Adults Artificial Intelligence Me: "So how did you pass the class if you never went?" Teenager: "Chat GPT." Me: "But won't you need to know some of this stuff for later on?" Teenager: "Probably." This has become a common conversation that's been taking place in my office. Chances are they'll continue to increase as AI becomes more advanced and schools and parents are less able to set boundaries
David Krasky
Mar 75 min read
Co-Regulation: Helping Children Build Emotional Regulation with Calm Connection
by David Krasky, Psy.S., licensed school psychologist and author of Raising Future Adults Child tantruming Every parent knows the scene: a toddler kicking the grocery-store floor, a third grader locked in frustration over homework, or a teen slamming the door after an argument. In each case, the child isn’t being “bad” — they are emotionally overwhelmed and don’t yet have the tools to regulate on their own. That’s where co-regulation comes in. What Is Co-Regulation? Co-regul
David Krasky
Mar 35 min read
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