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Dr. Kirk Honda interviews Maggie Nick about her book Good Kids, which explores the experiences of parentified children.

What is the hidden psychological burden carried by the eldest sibling, and how does "parentification" dictate the stressful ...

You are so mature for your age. ​To a child, this sounds like a compliment. But to a psychologist, it is often a red flag for ...

If you were the “mature,” “responsible,” or “strong” child growing up… this video is for you. Parentification happens when a child is ...

You were seven years old when you first realized your parent needed you more than you needed them. Not for love or ...

You didn't lose your childhood in one moment — you quietly outgrew it. This video explores the hidden psychological trauma of ...

Were you the “mature one” growing up? The old soul. The responsible one. The mediator. The easy child who never needed ...

The parentified child often grows up feeling overly responsible, emotionally mature, and burdened with adult roles too early.

If you were the kid who became the adult in your house... if you were making sure everyone else was okay while just trying to ...

Did you have to grow up too fast? In this video, we dive deep into the psychology of parentification — what happens when a child ...

Do you get intense anxiety right before or right after big moments—speaking, exams, leadership decisions, or even ...

"You Are Just The Help." My Parents Excluded Me From Their Hawaii Trip To Babysit—So I Sold My Secret Art For Thousands ...

As a child the parentified daughter experiences a role reversal in the parent child dynamic in which she is forced to be the adult in ...

Join the suthriver's of narcissistic parents club to get access to healing tips, journal prompts and personalized videos ...

Some children learn very early that the emotional stability of the room is somehow their responsibility. They read the adults before ...

Growing up with an emotionally immature parent can leave you feeling emotionally exhausted, detached, and chronically drained ...

Imagine picking up your little sister from school, only to have your mother tell the administration she doesn't know who you are.

She was the responsible one. The mature one. The one who “understood.” But what does that really do to a girl's psychology?

Have you ever felt like you grew up too fast—like you skipped childhood and went straight into managing everyone else's ...