Emotional Development
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KidsEmotional Development
What can you say to children ages three and five about their grandmother dying?
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KidsEmotional Development
No matter how "cool" a nice pair of glasses look on a teen, he may have trouble suddenly looking like a "four-eyes."
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KidsEmotional Development
A mother seeks advice on how to change her daughter's tendency to place her interests and happiness below those of others.
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KidsEmotional Development
The best solution to this problem is a pediatric dentist/orthodontist.
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KidsEmotional Development
Learn how grief support groups can help kids who have suffered a major loss.
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KidsEmotional Development
Kids need to grieve over their pet's death and move through all the stages of that grieving process.
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KidsEmotional Development
The differences between boys and girls start out long before the teenage years. Find out how boys and girls grow up differently.
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