Separated Siblings
The children of divorced parents can be as secure and happy as any other children, even when they are separated. read more
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The children of divorced parents can be as secure and happy as any other children, even when they are separated. read more
When teasing becomes hurtful, one solution is to bring kids and adults into classrooms to discuss their "differences." read more
Parents need to keep an eye on their older kids when they are near their younger siblings. Kids are not usually aware of how much harm their hitting, ... read more
Great tips on how to gradually transition a child from the baby bottle. read more
Don't assume your daughter isn't learning just because she doesn't seem interested in playing with all these great toys in the basement. read more
Expert surmises that this husband and wife have too much "on their plate" to relate to each other or to their kids in a relaxed manner. read more
Developmentally, children show tremendous individual differences in how frequently and for how long they nap, as well as when they stop napping. read more
Give your child the power to dictate some time alone with you, doing something with him that he would like to do. Do this on a regular basis. read more
It's asking a lot of three-year-old to adjust to his mommy being his preschool teacher. read more
A mother is concerned when her child's teacher talks about her son's "sloppy coloring and handwriting." read more
A mother worries that her five-year-old's displays of affection toward his friends are inappropriate. read more
Punishing a four-year-old for making loud train and fire-truck noises is an inappropriate response. read more
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