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Education Gender Issues: Do Boys and Girls Really Learn Differently?

Is it true? Do boys and girls learn in different ways? Scientists have been looking at gender behavior in the classroom, including the development of both boys' and girls' brains - fascinating!

Learning for Summer? Head to the Library for More than Just Reading

If you're looking for your community's learning hub, head to the library. You'll find more than the traditional library reading program as everyone from toddlers, babies, teenagers, and adults gather to find learning for summ...

Dyslexia Symptoms

Dyslexia children do not exhibit identical dyslexia sypmtoms. Use this list of symptoms as a general guide. If you are concerned about your child's speech language development, read on.

Development in Speech Through Two-way Immersion

With two-way immersion, native English and non-native English speakers benefit. Read about how the program is improving development in speech at one Michigan elementary school.

Easing the Middle School Transition at School and Home

The middle school transition is hard for you and your child. Adolescent behaviors, a new middle school classroom and physical changes require your support and care.

Developmental Learning Is a Family Affair

Siblings often count among the most important teachers a child will have—and developmental learning goes both ways. Big brothers and sisters can discover this by taking care of younger siblings.

Kids' After-school Activities Benefit Parents' Development, Too

When your child is on the field, you can bond with other parents. After-school activities are good for your child's social and physical development and can be equally good for parents' development.

Family Ideas to Promote Infant Brain Development

Child development research shows that in the first three years of babies' development their brains grow amazingly. Infant activities and parent interaction fuel learning.

Family Ideas to Help Your Kindergartener Transition Activities

You thought your kindergartener could handle transitions well by now, but her childhood brain development hasn't progressed that far. These family ideas can ease the way.

Teaching Character Lessons Through Humor

Have fun! Child development research shows that giggles, laughter, and fun are great tools for toddler learning and teaching character. Read on for family ideas for toddler discipline, teaching, and development.

Family Time Creates the Best Developmental Learning Environment

Spending time with your kids and engaging in meaningful family home activities will do more for teaching character than any amount of educational hardware. Here are some family ideas for spending time together.

Music Aids Babies' Development

Singing, bouncing, clapping and cheering—these aren’t just silly family ideas for passing the time with babies. Movement and music are a great way for normal babies to learn, and make for fun toddler games as well.

Parent Involvement in Education: Choosing the Right School

Child development research suggests that there are several factors to take into account when choosing a school for your child. These K12 grades guidelines can help you make the best decision.

What Toddlers' Activities Can I Do with My 14-16 Month-old Today?

Gear your 14-16 month old toddler's activities toward those which encourage child social development while discouraging tantrums in children.

Music Isn't a Magic Elixir for Baby Brain Development

While listening to classical music is one of many useful, nurturing family home activities for infants, it's not likely to make much difference in baby brain development.

What Should You Expect from 12-Month Doctor Exams?

You're about to take your 1-year-old in for her personal health and wellness doctor examination. Expect the doctor to review immunizations, interview you, take measurements, and check overall development in baby.

Redefining Normal: Baby Changes Everything

Getting a newborn to sleep might be one of the least of your adjustments when your first baby arrives. Don't worry, it's normal. Baby changes everything about your life.

Parents' Issues: Breast or Bottle for Your Baby?

One of the first big parents' issues for new parents is how they will feed their newborn. If you're still weighing the pros and the cons of the breast versus bottle, consider babies' development. This info may help.

Activities for Infants During the First Two Months

Looking for something to do with your newborn? Read on for some great activities for infants that you can do during the first two months of their lives. You'll have fun and promote infant brain development.

Baby Development Stages Move More Slowly for Premature Infants

When newborns arrive prematurely, they're more likely than ever to survive. However, premature babies' development will be a little slower and parents need to be patient with baby development stages.

Parents' Issues: I Never Thought I'd Use Baby Talk

There's something about having a baby that brings out that excited, sing-song voice. Don't stop! Baby talk is a great way to bond with baby, and bonding is one of the most critical of parents' issues.

Fun Family Activities: Discovering the Great Outdoors

We all know that playing outdoors is fun for kids, but it can also promote child social development and toddler learning. Step outside with your kids and watch them learn while having fun.

Understanding Babies' Development Takes Time, Patience

Newborns are confusing. Understanding babies' development takes time, but the hard work of caring for and calming baby will lead to the rewards of smiles and baby love.

Parents' Issues: Is It Time to Go Back to Work?

It's hard to imagine leaving your baby in the care of others. After all, you're finally getting to know one another, and parenting is starting to be fun. It's one of the toughest of parents' issues.

Family Ideas: Breastfeeding After Returning to Work

Families don’t have to give up breastfeeding if mom goes back to work, but they do need to plan ahead. These family ideas and suggestions can help working moms breastfeed their babies.

Babies Need Tummy Time for Infant Brain Development

Child development research indicates that babies need tummy time for infant brain development. Tummy time helps strengthen back and neck muscles as well as nurture baby brain development.

What Infant Activities Can I Do with My 2 to 4 Month-Old Today?

Your baby may seem young, but there are many infant activities you can do together that will promote developmental learning. Try some of these activities for infants to calm a baby or just to play.

Babies' Development May Include Fears, Shyness

Normal babies all go through some shy and fearful baby development stages. You can help your baby adjust by introducing new people and things gradually.

Parents' Issues: I Never Thought I'd Become a Baby Bore

You swore it wouldn't happen to you. But your baby is all you think and talk about. Relax. The most important of parents' issues is bonding with baby, and that's what being a baby bore is all about.

High Chairs Mark New Stage in Babies' Development

A high chair is a new stage in babies' development. Parents must consider safety when choosing a high chair, and also use the high chair for child social development.

Infant Activities: What Can I Do with My Four to Six Month-old Today?

All those smiles and giggles, cries and wiggles mean your baby is growing, growing, growing. What infant activities can you do to build her brain and body today? Get ideas.

Development in Baby: Capturing Kodak Moments

Taking photos of your infant with special needs can be tough, but go ahead and photograph his or her child development stages. You'll treasure the photos, and your parent's development will benefit.

Development in Baby: Not Crawling Yet?

Watching your baby crawl for the first time is one of those milestones of development in baby that parents wait for, camera at the ready. But if your infant isn't crawling yet, don't panic.

Parent Stress Lessens When We Ask for Help

As hard as it is to ask for help, parenting isn't a private job. Develop a network to relieve parent stress. These friends, relatives, and neighbors can offer suggestions for both children's and parents' development.

Infant Activities: What Can I Do with My Six to Eight Month-old Today?

Babyhood doesn't get much better than this. Your baby is so aware, alert and engaged these days and with so many new skills, the world is his playground. Get infant activities ideas here.

Choose Smarter Baby Toys and Toddler Games

So you think all those baby toys and toddler games you bought are perfect. They may look perfect, but are they safe? Infant babies need toys, but some are safer than others.

Babies' Development Includes Healthy Eyes and Ears

Babies are constantly using their eyes and ears to learn. During their growth, babies rely on their senses. Normal baby tests can help parents know whether their child's sight and hearing development is on track.

Babies' Development: By Six to Eight Months, Children Should...

Here are some milestones in baby development stages that normal babies should be able to accomplish by the time they are six to eight months old. Check babies' development.

Infant Activities: What Can I Do with My Eight to Ten Month-old Today?

The older your baby gets, the more infant activities there are. Here are some activities and exercises that you can do with your 8- to 10-month old, even with separation anxiety babies.

Special Needs Parents Must Trust Their Instincts

Being the parent of children of special needs can be overwhelming. While professionals and special education articles help, special needs parents need to remember to trust their gut instincts.

For Growth, Babies Need a Little Frustration

During child development stages when babies learn new skills, they may get frustrated. But don't rush to ease the way. For growth, babies need to work through struggles.

Baby Activities with Dad

Dads play differently with babies than moms do. Child development research shows that baby activities with dad help little ones develop. But safety must come first.

First Year Growth: Babies' Development Is about to Skyrocket

The growth babies experience in the first year is nothing short of amazing. But buckle your seat belts because your child's developmental learning is about to take off as he learns to speak and walk.

What Can I Do with My 12-14 Month-old Today?

Child development stages are unique. Here are some exercises and activities that you can do with your 12- to 14-month-old that are great infant activities that build infant brain development.

Learning for Infants: Activities with the Family Jump-start an Education

Don't wait until school starts. Learning begins when children are infants. Activities that promote learning can include travel for toddlers, exploring, and lots of conversation.

Parents' Issues: I Never Thought I'd Give My Child a Pacifier

Do you struggle with differing advice on what you should do with your child's pacifier? Read what some experts have to say about one of the most commonly mentioned of parents' issues.

Cool Educational Toys and Special Needs Resources

It's becoming more difficult to shop for products for kids (including special needs) that are educational and fun. Check out these websites and catalogs for special needs resources.

For Best Growth, Babies Need Breastfeeding

For normal babies, the debate between breast and bottle is over. For best growth, babies need breastfeeding. The breast is best for mom's health, babies' health, and baby brain development.

Language Development Stages: Using Sign Language with Baby

Ever wonder what your baby is trying to tell you when he cries? Try using simple sign language. It can be used at various language development stages and help a lot with calming baby.

Family Ideas for Teaching Infant Babies Sign Language

If you're interested in teaching sign language to infant babies, consider these family ideas from a mom who has been there. She recruited the whole family to use sign language as part of the infant's activities.

Family Ideas to Encourage Toddler Speech Development

Toddler speech development depends on your child hearing spoken language. Use these family ideas to create a language-rich environment for your toddler.

Turn Activities For Preschoolers and Toddlers Into Play and Work

Kids love to play! When you turn activities for preschoolers and toddlers into play, you might just get your kids to help organize their play center. Have fun while increasing toddler learning.

Myth Busters: Expensive Educational Toys

Pacifiers: Healthy Part of Normal Baby Life

Pacifiers, when used correctly, can help a baby to calm herself. Nor will them inhibit babies' development or compromise dental health. Children may need help, though, being weaned as they get older.

What Toddlers' Activities Can I Do with My 18-20 Month-old Today?

Your baby is getting older and is ready to engage in all types of fun family activities with you. Try out some toddler activities that encourage speech and independence.

Keeping Track of Child Development Stages

Sometimes you're so busy enjoying your child's milestones that it's hard to squeeze in time to record them. But if you have a calendar, you can easily keep track of child development stages.

Family Ideas: Born to Shop and Learn

Daily activities present loads of teaching and learning opportunities. Among great family ideas is this one: take your children shopping with you. Your kids will learn before, during and after the trip.

Language Development Stages: How Calendars Can Help

Calendars help with language development stages. They can help you relish the present day with your child; build a memorable link to the past; and develop thinking skills needed for planning.

Child Social Development: How To Spot a Troubled Child

If you are concerned about child social development issues? If you wonder whether your child is troubled or how troubled your child is, this checklist may give you the guidance you need.

Start Nurturing Child Social Development in the Cradle

Don't wait--child social development begins early. You can start teaching social skills before your child learns to talk. Here are some family ideas on toddler parenting that can teach great social skills.

Parent Response Can Guide a Toddler Learning About Sexual Self

Parents can play a role in child social development by responding calmly to a curious toddler learning about body parts and sexuality through self-exploration. Find teaching moments to promote a healthy view of sexuality in y...

Toddler Activities: What Can I Do with My 20-22 Month-old Today?

There is no shortage of toddler activities, from reading to talking to jumping up and down. Try these fun exercises and activities that can help with toddler speech development.

Parents' Issues: In Search of the Perfect Preschool

Going to preschool is a milestone among parents' issues; it's the first important step along the education trail. Take the time to do your research so you can get your child off to a good start.

Getting Your Toddler Ready for Preschool

Try out some family home activities from this list that will get your child ready for preschool. These toddler learning activities are a great way to reduce stress in children and prepare them for the exciting adventure of sc...

Child Development Stages: Is Your Child Ready for Kindergarten?

Get guidelines on the child development stages children should have reached by the time they get to kindergarten. Learn the physical, intellectual and social milestones for success in kindergarten.

Preserve Parents' Stories in Diaries for Children

Diaries for children are great ways to preserve parents' stories about their kids. When they capture memories from all child development stages, the create a precious gift while connecting with their inner wisdom.

Child Development Stages: Master Your Toddler's Tantrums

Why is it that every time you set foot in the grocery store, your toddler throws a fit? Tantrums have to do with child development stages. Here are some helpful family ideas about coping with meltdowns.

Encouraging Speech Development in Children

There are many ways to encourage speech development in children. Asking questions may get your child talking, but only if they are the right kind of questions.

Development in Baby: Just Like You, Dad

How much is development in baby affected by parents' behavior? A whole bunch. The apple really doesn't fall far from the tree. With that fact in mind, what habits is your child learning from you?

From Teens to Toddlers: Games are a Great Way to Learn

Games are fun family activities that can be used with all ages for teaching character, promoting developmental learning, and simply having fun with each other while building memories.

Bring on the Pets: Kids Learn from Animals in the Home

Pets have more benefits for their families than just the cuddles they give. Child development research shows that pets for kids are a great learning tool for academics and child social development.

Prenatal Parent Stress and Postnatal Care: Boost Baby Brain Development

Add parent stress to the list of dangers during pregnancy. It turns out that parent stress during pregnancy can inhibit baby brain development. The good news? You can help your child overcome early disadvantages.

Classic Children's Books Foster Emotional Intelligence

Reading classic children's books and popular children's books can boost emotional intelligence, which may be even more important than IQ to students' success.

Parent Interaction Boosts Speech Development in Children

Infant brain development research has shown that parents' verbal interaction with their babies boosts language and speech development in children.

Preschool Math Activities Get Kids Ready for Preschool

Toddler learning starts early. Experts in developmental learning say kids grasp math concepts early. Try some of these preschool math activities as part of your toddler's activities every day.

Child Development Stages: Kids Modeling Parents

You may think you know child development stages. But you might not know how much your child models you. Read how one mom realized that her daughter was watching her very closely.

Interaction is Key to Getting a Toddler Reading

You can get a toddler reading without emptying your pocketbook. Child development research shows that family interaction is as important as buying the best baby books and videos.

Why Toddlers' Activities Need to Include Scribbling

Your child's scribbling may look more like graffiti than art when plastered on your wall, but this toddler activity is one of several important child development stages. It even helps with toddler language development.

Boost Baby Brain Development

Good news! Boosting baby brain development is easy to do, and it's as important as providing other basics such as good nutrition and a safe environment. Here are 10 simple suggestions.

Parent Stress Doubles When a Twin Is Sick

It's more than double the trouble when one baby of twins has a serious illness or disability. The parent stress of ensuring the adolescent child development needs of both are met can be overwhelming.

Parents' Issues: Choosing a Preschool

Choosing the right preschool can be one of the most challenging of parents' issues related to education. Here is some advice from a mother who has recently been through this experience.

Help Your Kids Transition Through Child Development Stages

Adolescent parenting can be a challenge when children struggle with transitions. The Three T's of Transition can ease stress in children while providing them guidance through child development stages.

Real Life Parents' Stories: You Are Your Child's First and Most Important Teacher

Developmental learning begins at home. It's why parents' stories about their child can help learning at school. It's also a great bridge to open up parent-teacher communication.

Jane Goodall: Teaching Character Helps Children Achieve Dreams

Jane Goodall knows the secret to really achieving your dreams. A parent's development of community service opportunities can inspire children to a lifetime of greatness and faith.

Can Music Education Improve Kids' Grades or Make Them Smarter?

What type of music is best for learning? Read about a study that found a positive correlation between classical music and kids' grades. It may convice you to turn up the volume.

Program Offers Family Ideas for Baby Development

Do you feel like a chef without a recipe when it comes to baby brain development? The Parents as Teachers program offers family ideas for baby activities that boost brain power.

School Issues: What Secret Ingredient Makes a Good Teacher?

When you're looking for high quality teachers in K-12 grades, the scores on school standardized tests aren't necessarily going to point you in the right direction. Only parent involvement in education will reveal which teache...

Sports is Much More than Healthy Fitness

If it weren't for the discipline kids get from sports, it might be tempting for parents to give up. But when sports contribute to adolescent child development, we realize it is about more than healthy fitness.

Calming Baby Fears, Building Baby Brains with Just the Sound of Your Voice

You know that the soothing sound of your voice can calm normal baby fears. You might not know that talking to babies helps promote the infant brain development that is critical for success in school.

Achieving Your Dreams for a Good Night's Sleep

Child development research says that toddlers need more sleeping hours than waking ones, so why won't your child comply? Reduce parent stress by following these transition-to-bed tips.

Child Development Research: A Look at Kids' Sleep Disorders

Sometimes it's not just a problem of fighting bedtime. If your child sleepwalks, wets the bed or has night terrors, child development research can help you figure out what you can do to solve the problem.

A Parent’s Development Journal

Becoming a parent is a journey with many wonderful lessons to be learned along the way. Keeping a parent's development journal can help you slow down and enjoy each day thoughtfully.

Preschool Math Activities Ease Later Learning

Math doesn't have to be scary when parents use fun family activities to promote toddler learning. Everyday preschool math activities promote healthy infant brain development.

Brain Boosters: Family Ideas for Kids and Parents

The first 3 years are critical to children's brain development, so get your child's mind fueled up and stimulated starting with these important years. These brain boosting family ideas and tips will help.

A Toddler Learning About Conflict May Show Aggression

Strict toddler discipline may not be the best answer to child aggression. Working through conflict is a normal baby activity in early child development stages.

Hearing Loss Could Affect Speech Development in Children

If you think your child suffers from hearing loss, you may be interested in reading this article. Speech language development in children can be affected from hearing loss.

Parents' Stories: A Conversation with Michigan's Governor Jennifer Granholm

Michigan's Governor, Jennifer Granholm, is intimately familiar with child development research on childhood brain development. She shares how she uses that knowledge with her own family.

Express Love at All Child Development Stages

These ideas will help you bond with your little ones at the beginning stages of babies' development and later child development stages. These tips comprise quick ways to express your love for your children.

Family Ideas for Spatial Learning

Spatial learning is the springboard for toddler learning about math. This article contains family ideas for fun toddler activities that will teach spatial relationships as an early math skill.

Select Toys to Encourage Developmental Learning

The toys you buy can make a difference in adolescent child development. Find out which toys can be both fun family activities and ways to promote childhood brain development and learning.

You've Got Snail Mail! Family Ideas to Encourage Early Literacy

Toddler learning has a special level of fun and excitement when they get special notes in the mail. Encourage toddler language development by hand writing letters with pictures to your child and putting them in the mailbox.

Babies' Development: Interacting with Your Baby

Just because your baby can't talk, doesn't mean he or she doesn't need lots of attention. Helping babies' development depends on interacting and getting close. Get tips on how to connect with baby.

Child Development Stages: Four Ways to Overcome Exclusion

It's hard for your child to face rejection from others. But it's also a normal part of child development stages. Here's some recent child development research on how you can help.

A Musical Infant Activity: The Parent's Voice

Long before your child says "Mama" or "Papa," she is learning a lot about her native language. How? By listening to your voice. The more you talk to your baby, the more baby teaching you're providing.

Middle School Discipline that Works

For many kids, the transition from elementary school to middle school can be tough. Typical adolescent behaviors start to affect middle school learning, and kids may even see their grades decline.

Family Ideas: A New Way to Help Kids Take Responsibility

Rich Schalter applies business smarts to parenting. He encourages kids to develop their own "brand" and take more personal responsibility. Learn family ideas to help your kids do the same.

Manners for Kids: Responding to Children Using Foul Language

All parents cringe when their child lets loose a string of profanities. While parents must teach manners for kids, not over-reacting is the best response.

Baby Activities: The Rhythm of Parents' Voices

Among universal baby activities is babbling. Babies imitate the rhythm of the language they hear as they goo and coo. So the more language your baby hears, the more easily speech will come.

Elementary Study Skills in Kindergarten Math

Kindergartners are honing their elementary study skills even at this young age. By the end of kindergarten, they will have gained math skills involving counting, writing numbers, and exploring concepts of time.

Elementary Study Skills in Kindergarten English Language Arts

Need to know what elementary study skills your child should master by the end of kindergarten? English language development stages at this age include word recognition, kindergarten handwriting, and vocabulary development.

Family Ideas for Speech Language Development

Help your children build word power through their various language development stages with these baby activities, toddler activities, and preschooler activities.

Identifying the Learning Difficulties of Struggling Readers

While child development stages vary with each child, there are some warning signs that a child might be in learning difficulties. If you observe the warning signs in this article, you might need to take action.

Respond to Slow Child Social Development

Do you have a shy child? Social development is challenging for some and can cause stress in children. Review these signs and solutions if you're looking for ways to change shy adolescent behaviors.

Social Strategies to Help the Shy Child Cope

Shyness isn't a disability, but can be disabling for your child. Understanding child social development and giving your child social strategies to cope can reduce his stress and yours.

Family Ideas for Sensory Play

Sensory play helps children's brains grow as they explore sight, touch, smell, sound, and taste. These activities for babies, toddlers and preschoolers promote learning.

Let Nature Sooth Stress in Children

It's an age-old tactic: Turn to nature to relieve stress in children and to create fun family activities. Everyone needs nature and child development research shows nature offers kids better focus and self-discipline.

Fun Family Activities Teach Patterns

Observing and decoding patterns is an important pre-math skill. With these fun family activities, parents can help babies, toddlers, and preschoolers understand patterns.

Helping the Shy Child

When a child withdraws, parents stress over child social development issues. A little patience and waiting can help everyone feel happier as the child grows through the phase.

Improve Writing Skills with Toddler Games

Get your young children ready for writing with these games for preschoolers, toddlers, and babies. These fun family home activities will improve writing skills at early language development stages.

Understanding Baby Development Stages

Learning about baby development stages can take some of the stress out of parenting. Infant child development moves at many different paces and what may seem unusual, could just be normal baby behavior.

Old-fashioned Games Are Fun Family Activities

Forget the video games. If you're looking for truly fun family activities, pull out some old-fashioned games for preschoolers. These easy games are great for family home activities or even for during travel with a toddler.

Help Middle School Students Improve Writing Skills

In the middle school classroom, writing is often the key to success. Parent involvement in education can help students improve writing skills and boost grades on student homework.

Pretending Activities for Preschoolers

Playing pretend is a great way to promote active learning during child development stages. Join in the fun to encourage toddler language development with these fun activities for preschoolers.

Toddler Learning: Development in Speech

Development in speech is essential for young minds. Here is a great toddler activity to help increase vocabulary and keep toddlers interested. Toddler learning should always be fun.

Preschool Ideas: Encourage Your Preschooler to Make Friends

Does your child have trouble making friends in school? Help teach him good preschool manners by being a good role model for him. Help him improve his child social development skills too.

Communicating with Your Baby Encourages Baby Brain Development

It's important to communicate with infant babies right at birth. Infant activities don't need to be complex; responding to her cooing and babbling noises will stimulate her brain.

Playing Pretend Can Help Boost Toddler Language Development

Your little chatterbox is engaged in constant learning. When you talk to and play toddler games with your child, you're helping move him through language development stages.

Reading Promotes Babies' Development

Reading stimulates babies' development, and also gives your baby the attention she craves. Find the best baby books, curl up with your child in your lap, and read!

Emma's Story: Ready for Preschool, Ready for Kindergarten?

For many parents, deciding when their child is ready for preschool can be a struggle. For others, deciding on kindergarten readiness is an even bigger decision. Here's some good advice to help you decide.

Getting Ready for Preschool Marks Important Child Development Stages

Getting a child ready for preschool can be stressful, but preschool projects can also reveal just how much a child has grown. One mother talks about how school has marked some child development stages.

Child Development and Kindergarten Readiness

Is your child ready for kindergarten? Teachers tend to look at child social development, cooperation, listening, and communication skills when making the readiness decision.

Developmental Learning the Playful Way

EduGuide's Start magazine drops in on a library reading program playgroup to turn up toy issues, then turns to the experts for tips on kids manners, normal baby behavior, and more.

Family Ideas: The Best Toys for Children

Choose wisely when adding to your children’s toy box, being especially mindful of child development stages. For every family, ideas from toy experts can help you make decisions about playtime.

Free Family Home Activities To Increase Developmental Learning

Interested in increasing your child's developmental learning? Here are some great family home activities that are free and fun. There are activities for preschoolers and older children.

Sleep, Babies, and Apartments Create Challenges

When it's time to learn to sleep, babies may cry and cry. In an apartment complex, that can be a problem. Teach baby to sleep without bothering the neighbors.

Helping Kids Project Confidence

A major steppingstone in developmental learning is gaining new-found independence. This real-life story looks at a kindergartner who might need a little push in the right direction toward creative critical thinking.

Teaching Character Through Child Responsibility

Do our efforts to help our kids get ready for preschool or pack for elementary field trips squelch their initial attempts at independence? One mom takes a candid look at house chores and other sources of parent stress, and wo...

Learning: Family Ideas on How to Help

An expert weighs in on how parents can reduce stress in children by teaching them to work through challenging situations on their own.

Teens, Body Image, and Self-esteem

This article on body image explores how to tell the difference between normal teenage behavior and actions that are cause for concern. The article goes on to explain what to do if your teen’s behavior is worrisome.

Eating Disorder Facts for Parents of Middle School Girls

If you have a teenage or preteen girl, you will want to read the alarming gender behavior statistics about eating disorders and other adolescent behaviors that are presented in this article.

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