Nightmares
You never know what might give your child nightmares, but the solution is constant encouragement. read more
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You never know what might give your child nightmares, but the solution is constant encouragement. read more
When your child pretends that he left his homework at school, his "forgetfulness" may be masking a larger confidence problem. read more
Fifth-graders often need to see the relevance of something before they are ready to show interest. read more
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It's not enough simply to reward your child for good grades or behavior. Work with him to decide what the rewards should be. read more
There's a difference between normal exploration in young people and repeatedly engaging in prohibited behaviors. read more
Don't give up on a child who is acting out at school. read more
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Some students have trouble adjusting to the stricter environment of the first grade. read more
Children may use past problems within the family as an excuse for causing trouble and for garnering attention. read more
If your son is addicted to video games and TV, you may need to get him involved in social activities. read more
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