The Wilmington Friends Reggio Emilia inspired preschool offers experiences to stimulate intellectual, emotional and social development. The program is guided, in the Quaker tradition, by values of respect for each individual and responsibility as members of a community.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that once a child with special needs turns 16, her Individualized Education Program (IEP) must include a discussion about transition services.
Support for single mothers is growing. More than 80% of single parents in the U.S. are mothers, and all of them need help.
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.
Activities and therapies that increase appropriate social interactions for children with autism spectrum disorders
What to do when the school punishes your child for a behavior issue or incomplete work by taking away recess
It's never too soon to have a child tested if you suspect a learning different or other disability. Kids take bigger strides the sooner they start getting support.
Not sure how to talk to your child about other races and cultures, or how to introduce them into your child's life? Find out what parents can do and why it's important to talk about diversity.
Under pressure to succeed academically, socially, in extracurricular activities and with social media, kids to be able to learn from mistakes.
Most summer camps have taken steps to prevent bullying, serve healthy meals and employ social media.
It's a first for Sophia. Jacob has led baby boy names for 13 years. Mason was the only name that cracked either list's top 10 for the first time. Was it because of Mason Kardashian?
A single diagnosis — autism spectrum disorder — would incorporate all categories. Fewer individuals may qualify.
Mom blogger Julie Meyers Pron recommends the website Kidworth as a way to encourage saving.
For a child who lacks social skills, a behavior contract needs to be clear and thorough.
Social practice for kids with autism spectrum disorders and other cognitive deficits can be hard to find. Here's where to look.
When you visit your child's classroom, keep in mind that the teacher might be nervous and isn't there to defend school board policies.
Numerous triggers can irritate children, produce stress and anxiety and set off anger. Here are suggestions from professionals and parents for dealing with angry children.
The sooner a child gets treatment, the better the outcome is likely to be.
By assembling this information, parents can give future care providers the knowledge and insight that they may need.
If your child is still sucking his thumb at age 5, social consequences and dental problems become concerns.
Benefits include increased aptitude, social and emotional development and academic skills.
How can a parent discourage unnecessary tattling, yet encourage a child to "tell" when real harm can be done?
With some support and encouragement from parents, shy kids can learn the skills they need to cope with their feelings. Here's how to help.
When your child frequently loses self-control, it's time to act. Here are tips to help parents and their kids to manage anger.