Kindergarten

What should you do if you think your child's kindergarten class is too challenging?

Repeating a grade at this age can sometimes be beneficial.

This complicated question has no easy answers, and demands some soul-searching on the part of the parents.

Just being young doesn't mean your child won't do well in school.

When young children are exposed to new experiences, it's perfectly normal for them to feel shy and even overwhelmed.

What are your options when you seek reliable IQ testing for your child?

When your child's birthday is near the cut-off for kindergarten, think carefully about your options.

Find out why your overachieving child can still get a lot out of kindergarten.

When being at school all day makes a child depressed, try to reassure him of your confidence in him.

The type of evaluation your child will receive depends largely on what kind of kindergarten he will be attending.

There's more to consider than academic aptitude when deciding whether your child is ready for kindergarten.

When researching kindergarten classes, remember to think of your child's strengths and needs.

When a child is given difficult spelling tests in kindergarten, have a talk with the teacher.

Establish a morning routine and plan a stress-free morning for your kindergartener.

Read advice on how to help a left-handed child succeed in kindergarten.

Discover which skills your child should be learning in kindergarten.

Does your child have a short attention span -- coloring books one minute, playing dress-up the next? Find out what experts define as typical five-year-old behavior.

Literacy, social skills, self-esteem, and peer-relations are the four areas of development that determine school readiness. How do your children meet these goals?