Helping children manage anger and frustration

Some parents need support managing children's anger

Nearly 4 in 10 parents say that in the past year their child has experienced negative consequences when angry. 7 in 10 parents feel they sometimes set a bad example of how to manage anger. 1 in 7 parents think their child gets angry more often than peers the same age.

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Teens and protein

Many teens use protein supplements for muscle growth, sports performances

Nearly 1 in 5 parents think their teen does not get enough protein. 2 in 5 parents say their teen has consumed protein supplements in the past year; this is higher for teen boys than girls. 1 in 3 parents use protein supplements themselves and are more likely to report their teen also consumes protein supplements.

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Facilitating friendships: Parents' role

1 in 5 parents worry their elementary and middle school aged kids don’t have friends

1 in 5 parents say their child age 6-12 years has no friends or not enough friends. 3 in 4 parents have taken steps to help their child make new friends. 2 in 3 parents say it is important that their child’s friends come from families similar to theirs.

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Using family health history to improve child health

2 in 3 parents want help preventing their child from developing hereditary health conditions

2 in 3 parents want their child’s healthcare provider to suggest ways to prevent their child from developing hereditary health conditions. Parents feel slightly more knowledgeable about their child’s family health history for medical conditions than mental health. Nearly half of parents express concerns about their child potentially developing a hereditary condition.

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