Most families benefit from professional advice when a child becomes difficult to handle.
An aunt asks for suggestions on how to make her visiting nephew with ADHD comfortable in her home.
Paying attention to threats is always appropriate. Here is some advice on how to evaluate a situation.
After a lapse in school safety, it's reasonable to express your concerns to the school in a letter -- and to receive a response.
Read how one sports league found a unique way to enure good sportsmanship on the field and in the stands.
When the relatives are coming to visit, find out how to prepare them for dealing with your child with ADHD.
Nine is far too young to be having a solitary, romantic boyfriend or girlfriend.
A child who won't follow the rules about Internet use should face the consequences: no computer use at all.
Zoster ("Shingles") is contagious only to those people who have not had chickenpox or the chickenpox vaccine. The course of this disease is usually mild and the prognosis good.
A parent asks whether threatening a student with a documented learning disability is a common teaching practice for inclusion.
Find out what to do when your child's teachers doubt a diagnosis of ADHD, or don't understand it.
What sort of accommodations can a child with LD get on standardized state tests?
A parent or legal guardian has the right to start the evaluation process, as spelled out in the special education laws of the U.S.
Step one in avoiding chat room problems is to succeed at some form of authentic communication with your child.
Gifted children can exhibit ADD tendencies. Here are some tips on helping to diagnose this combination.
Before you actually buy that pony, take a minute to talk with your kids about the things that really matter.
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