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Unorganized and Messy in First GradeIdentify whether your child's inattentiveness to detail is a cause for concern.School and Learning
Kindergarten ExpectationsConsider all of the expectations on a kindergartner before you decide she has a problem.School and Learning
Success for an Eight-GraderUnderstanding what motivates an eight-grader will help them to perform better in school.Kids
Spatial ReasoningConsider these suggestions to enhance a child's spatial reasoning.Kids
Twelve-Year-Old Is Gaining WeightIt's normal for adolescent girls to become a bit chubby as they go through puberty. Find out why you should be careful not to overreact.Babies
Can an Infant Be Given a Variety of Formulas?There is no medical reason why a healthy infant cannot take a variety of infant formulas, but there are a few issues to consider.Kids
Is ADHD Daughter Overmedicated?Learn what signs to look for to tell if the dosage of ADHD medication is too much.School and Learning
Confidence BoosterWhen your child pretends that he left his homework at school, his "forgetfulness" may be masking a larger confidence problem.Kids
Code of HonorHow can you balance confidentiality with the need to protect a child who's suffering abuse?Kids
Child Caught StealingBe on the lookout for problem behaviors, even when your child is young.Kids
CAPD and LanguagesCAPD makes processing any language more challenging, especially as the content gets more complex.School and Learning
Determining IEP GoalsFind out how to get help designing specific instructional goals and objectives for your child.Kids
Gifted and LD?When a learning disability is suspected, the sooner you ask that your child be evaluated, the better.Kids
CAPD Diagnosis -- Now What Do I Do?Find out how to get more information about central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) and how it can impact your child's learning.Kids
Legal Advocacy for Boy with LDThere are several resources to turn to for help with legal advocacy.Kids
Special Education, Evaluations, and DivorceLegal issues can crop up when a child who requires special education has divorced parents.
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