Occasionally hugging another classmate is not unacceptable behavior in a six-year-old.
Does a child need help grieving if he isn't showing emotion over the death of his grandmother?
How should a mother handle it when her nine-year-old daughter writes a note to her boyfriend saying she wants have sex with him?
Whenever a child is suffering from the mistreatment of others, the solutions are probably best sought with school officials.
Cremation is a tough concept for young kids to comprehend, but it's much worse to shield them from this ritual.
A mother fears that her son has gender confusion.
Should an eight-year-old be permitted to watch horror movies?
A mother wonders if she should be concerned that her 12-year-old's participation in Little League hasn't been competitive this year.
Young kids benefit from play-acting the roles of their opposite gender parents and caretakers.
Help your children develop their interpersonal smarts with these tips.
Help your children develop their bodily-kinesthetic smarts with these tips.
Help your children develop their spatial smarts with these tips.
A parent wants to know how she can help her solitary 13-year-old.
If your efforts to keep your social butterfly focused at school are not working, try something else.
Consulting with professionals who know your child may help you determine if your child is ready for school.
These activities will help your child develop social skills.
A mother is unhappy that kids are constantly coming to her house to play with her son.
It's very normal for a young child to express preference for one parent or primary caretaker.
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