Teach your children about art -- relying less on technique and more on their intuition and creativity.
Fill a piece of paper with pictures of activities that your child likes to do. Then, the next time he is bored, pull out the paper and let him choose what to do.
This fun connect-the-dots game will help to promote creativity in your child.
This activity will make your child feel mature and important, by giving him a clipboard and assigning inventory tasks.
This activity can help to give your child a whole new perspective on body size.
Celebrate your child's accomplishments by making customized medals for your own award presentations.
In this rainy day activity, see whether your child can remember everything concealed under the sheet.
In this activity, children attempt running, crawling, and walking, while balancing beanbags all over their body!
Your preschool child will love these great circle dances, all of which stress body movement.
Sharpen your preschooler's memory skills by creating and playing your own memory game.
Test your preschool child's memory skills. Can she tell what's missing in this fun game?
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It's important to let kids learn to negotiate, even if it sometimes means bending the rules.
Find out why experts say that a little boredom isn't bad for your kids.
Children lack the appropriate skills for coping with guilt. They often begin to act out when they feel they've caused some harm to befall a parent, .
Children can get upset when they don't have a "best" friend. You can help.
If a child is physically attractive, makes excellent grades, and is liked by her peers, does it matter that she has no close friends, or any one special friend?
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