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Don't worry. Your child will make friends at summer camp. Most camps have trained counselors who facilitate friendships especially among children who may be introverted or have special needs.
Prominent leaders agree that development of the 4C’s: Communication, Collaboration, Critical thinking and Creativity are necessary to compete in today’s job market.
Physical and mental health impact one another and recently, there’s been a move to patient-centered pediatric care. For children experiencing anxiety, behavior problems or more significant mental disorders each year, timely access to a mental health professional can alleviate a serious issue.
Does taking the kids to the grocery story make you crazy? Find out how to survive the experience with your sanity intact.
What parents can do to guide students with special needs to know how to ask for support when needed
Instead of worksheets and pencils, Montessori classrooms offer children opportunities to learn through touching and doing.
GreenTree provides occupational therapy services in collaboration with families to maximize participation at home, school, at play, and with friends. Successful participation is achieved through the development of skills, adapting the task or the environment and parent & child collaboration…
Read aloud to your newborn. Not only is it a way to cuddle and bond, your baby gains language skills through hearing words says mom blogger Marissa Kiepert Truong, PhD.
Martial arts teaches parenting tools such as patience, self-discipline, respect and structure, says black belt blogger Toni Langston.
Under pressure to succeed academically, socially, in extracurricular activities and with social media, kids to be able to learn from mistakes.
A starkly real condition lacks recognition as a diagnosis — with a photo essay by Brian Mengini, The Faces of SPD.
The increasingly popular trend of shorter essions and more registration options has not diminished summer camp's benefits.
When reading to a child, ask questions about the story to enhance language, expression, comprehension, critical thinking and memory skills says mom blogger Marissa Kiepert Truong, PhD.
Four area tutors suggest ways parents can be their kids' study buddies. Their tips include reading to, and later along with, your children.
Some schools have adopted an educational model that features inquiry, research, collaboration, problem solving, presentation and reflection. It emphasizes thinking skills instead of rote learning.
The number one “special need” of any child is unconditional love, and a grandparent of a child with special needs has the unique ability to furnish it.
Great, but how do you know if your child is ready for music lessons?
Graduated teen driver's license laws seek to counteract a difficult climate.
Kids can unwind, gain self-confidence and expand creative and critical thinking as they paint, sculpt, dance and make music.
Mom blogger Hillary Chybinski reflects on the conflict between parental protectiveness and the need to let kids develop judgement.
If you have a child with special needs seeking to develop skills such as bike or horseback riding, arts, drama or sports, look into summer camps.
Many schools have found new ways to incorporate play into learning despite reduced recess and free play time.
Keeping the peace between two boys, age 5 and 11, with similar interests poses a parenting challenge for mom blogger Hillary Chybinksi