Child Mind Institute Explores Issues That Affect Girls More Often Than Boys (Children's Mental Health Network)

Gail Kennedy 7/25/168:41 AM

When it comes to the emotional well-being of children, we tend to think of girls and boys as more alike than they are different — they need the same kind of nurturing. But girls develop differently from boys, especially after they reach puberty, and they experience different pressures. That makes them vulnerable to some different emotional and behavioral challenges. -

See full article posted on Children's Mental Health Network from Child Mind where they explore issues that affect girls more often than boys, signs that they are struggling and suggestions for supporting their healthy development HERE.

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