Three to Six Years: Dietary and Developmental Highlights
Find information on the developmental changes that occur between three and six years of age. read more
March 15, 2006
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Building Muscles for Writing
This article explains how muscle-building activities will help your child learn to write. read more
May 11, 2001
Monkey, Monkey!
Here's a simple way to reinforce and reward your toddler's cooperation and kindness. read more
March 17, 2005
Buzzing Bee
You are the flower and he is the bee -- this simple game can help your child deal with separation anxiety. read more
October 25, 2007
Sticky Balls
When friends come over, your child can bounce around with them and learn how to stick together. read more
October 25, 2007
Stretching Your Child's Brain Power
This article provides pointers for parents on how to develop your child's thinking skills. read more
October 30, 2009
My Toddler Hits Me
Read about several approaches you can take to help your child learn to control his frustrations and anger and develop self-control. read more
August 17, 1998
What It's Like Being a Mom to a Teen with Tourette’s Syndrome
A mom shares her story of her teen son's Tourette's diagnosis and the challenges of parenting a teenager with Tourette Syndrome. read more
July 13, 2022
Are Electric Dirt Bikes Safe for Kids? Best Models by Age
BMX and Electric dirt bikes for kids require important safety and training before kids are ready to ride on the road. What to know about e-dirt bikes.... read more
July 15, 2022
What is Attachment Parenting? Pros and Cons
Is attachment parenting good for kids? The pros and cons of attachment parenting, co-sleeping, and attachment theory for parents and babies. read more
July 20, 2022
Learning Loss Post-Covid: How to Help Kids Beat the Summer Slide
The COVID pandemic caused learning loss and regression for some kids during remote learning. Here's how you can beat the summer slide and prepare to g... read more
July 29, 2022
How to Cope with Empty Nest Syndrome
It's normal to feel lonely or down when your kids finally move out - perhaps you are experiencing Empty Nest Syndrome? read more
October 6, 2022