Kids
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KidsEmotional Development
What's the best way to support a teenager who has lost his best friend?
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KidsFostering Responsibility
Discussing money with your children helps them to become responsible young adults.
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KidsAdopting Children
Don't be concerned about the age of another child that you bring into your family.
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KidsEmotional Development
A parent seeks reassurance that she explained Grandpa's death to her son in an appropriate way.
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KidsBuilding Self Esteem
To an 11-year-old, this dramatic slight loudly declares her unpopularity.
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KidsInstilling Values and MannersBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Use the political ads to help your kids develop their media smarts.
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KidsChildhood Illness
Infection is the most common cause of pinkeye (also known as conjunctivitis), which is easily spread through direct contact with fingers contaminated by germs.
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KidsInstilling Values and Manners
Modeling the role and value of money for a child is the best way to teach her how to value it.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
Four-year-olds and two-year-olds are not going to be "good" all the time, and shouldn't be expected to be.
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KidsAdopting Children
At 15, you are mature enough to know the facts surrounding your birth and adoption.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
It's very difficult for parents to give their adolescent kids respect, trust, and responsibility when the kids repeatedly lie to them.
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KidsInstilling Values and Manners
Punishing a boy for not being responsible in this matter does nothing to teach him discipline.
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KidsChildhood Safety
The parent is the best judge of what and when her child is ready to learn and how to best inform him.
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KidsFitness in Kids
Parents need to keep some focus on their child's emotional health in their attempts to get him to lose weight.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
This expert feels that lack of motivation is not the problem.
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KidsSocial Development
Teach your child how to make new friends by modeling good social skills with your own friends.
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KidsADHD
A child who has been diagnosed with ADHD should be eligible for a 504 Plan if he is having difficulty in school.
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KidsSocial Development
A mother is concerned about her son's rather sheltered existence outside of school.
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