Kids

Use art to encourage your children to think on their own and to be spontaneously creative.

Teach your children to paint without discouraging their creativity.

This article describes how children naturally develop art skills, without needing much instruction from parents.

Teach your children about art -- relying less on technique and more on their intuition and creativity.

Is it dangerous for kids to "head" the ball while playing soccer? See what the experts are saying.

These agencies are accepting contributions for aid to the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

This article reviews different babysitting options.

This activity will help your child learn how to describe other people's actions and emotions.

This article discusses the importance of buying only the things we need or love.

This activity can help to give your child a whole new perspective on body size.

Use this activity to help your child express angry emotions and learn how to react in different situations.

Follow the instructions in this early childhood activity to teach your child about fire safety.

This activity will help your child understand why clean-up is both practical and interesting.

Celebrate your child's accomplishments by making customized medals for your own award presentations.

Model kindness for your child by taking a welcoming gift to a new neighbor.

This appendix describes the characteristics displayed by children and teens with Asperger's syndrome.

In this activity, you and your child will go through the newspaper and cut out coupons for things you need to buy. Be sure to point out that there's no need to buy unplanned items, just because there is a coupon.

This article describes the best ways to intervene in a crisis with your child.