Early Childhood Development
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Nobody likes a tattletale, but try convincing a child who feels it's her duty to report the wrongdoings of others of this. more...
Popular Magazines for Children
Kids have a natural zest for learning and they love thumbing through books. So make those early years count by using popular magazines for children to enrich their lives. more...
Simple Science Experiments for Kids
Figuring out how the world works is what kids do best; it's part of their nature. One way to foster a child's natural desire to learn is with simple science experiments. more...
How to Nurture Individuality in Twins
Sometimes multiples have to dig deep to discover who they are as individuals. So it's vital for parents to do all they can to nurture individuality in their twins. more...
Think twice before shooing your kids out of the kitchen during meal preparation, as cooking with them can have lasting effects on their development. more...
Prevent Excessive Chemical Exposure in Kids
Overexposure to harmful toxins can have short-term and long-term effects on a child's health. more...
How to Deal with a Child Who Sleepwalks
It is estimated that 15 percent of children experience sleepwalking episodes, and this sleep disorder is more dominant in boys than girls. more...
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Helping an Introverted Child to Make Friends
By:
Jenny Evans
Shy or introverted children can be very difficult to parent sometimes. Here are tips for nurturing shy kids, helping them make friends, and encouraging their growth. more...
By: Erica Loop
There are multiple issues involved in school readiness. This article covers topics that are of importance to parents with children on the verge of kindergarten. more...
By:
Marcy Paulson
Parents want to see their kids make friends. Research shows open emotional communication between parents and children is a key step toward quality friendships. more...
Reminiscing and Childhood Memory Development
By: Karen Lawrence
The way parents discuss everyday and past experiences with preschool children influences the way children learn to remember. more...
Involved Parents Create Early Literacy
By: Jennifer Duffy
It comes as no surprise that parents are concerned about the development of their children. Involvement in literacy activities at home for preschoolers is on the rise. more...
Your Baby's and Toddler's Sense of Humour
By: Rachel Ragg
A baby's sense of humour is constantly developing. As his language and understanding of the world become more sophisticated, he will start to derive new amusement. more...
Children Who are Fixated on Adults
By: Rachel Ragg
Some children seem not to enjoy the company of others, instead choosing to spend time with adults. Why is this the case, and when is it a cause for concern? more...
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