Kids
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
Focusing on the positive can help a hyperactive child become more aware and respectful of those around her.
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KidsSocial Development
When a child has trouble making friends in school, consider getting him involved in outside activities.
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KidsSocial Development
When a student is being harassed, the school may need to step in.
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KidsADHD
It is especially critical to enroll a student with ADD in the level that will teach him organizational skills.
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KidsEmotional Development
Find out what to do when your child is academically proficient but socially and emotionally deficient.
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KidsEmotional Development
When a child is ready to progress academically, she may not necessarily be as emotionally well-developed as her peers.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
What to do when your child starts showing signs of aggression and violent behavior at school.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Do you want to learn more about LD or ADHD? Are you looking for a book for your child on the topic? You've come to the right place! Read them and then write a review.
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KidsEmotional Development
An expert advises the parents of a teen who is troubled after witnessing an attempted suicide.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
Threatening to hit your six-year-old with a belt if he continues to bring home bad reports for school is not an appropriate discipline technique.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
Children who are approaching puberty generally begin to challenge their parents' authority.
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KidsSocial Development
Just because a child is a loner doesn't mean a teacher should try to force him to socialize.
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KidsSocial Development
Most young children are sensitive and worry about making friends, but when these feelings become a problem you can help.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Don't blindly accept actions taken on your child's behalf without demanding the evidence.
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KidsMental Health and Kids
Phobias can be very difficult to overcome, but help is available.
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KidsADHD
Use of regular punishment (like being "on the wall" when others are playing) is unlikely to change a child's behavior in a positive manner.
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