11 Tips for Finding, Hiring, and Training Caregivers for Your Special Needs Child
Kids with special needs, autism, and physical disabilities need trained caregivers and babysitters who will understand them and keep them safe. read more
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Kids with special needs, autism, and physical disabilities need trained caregivers and babysitters who will understand them and keep them safe. read more
Ex husbands and wives turning kids against their former partner is now called parental alienation syndrome and may be a form of child abuse. read more
Grocery shopping and preparing meals are good ways for your child to practice his language skills. read more
In this article, an experienced science-fair judge offers tips on how to produce a winning science project. read more
Can your child identify other family members just by looking at a nose or other facial feature? read more
This activity will help your child learn about sizes and comparison. Who has the largest feet in your household? read more
In this activity, you and your child will reverse your usual roles. Your child gives you a pop quiz! read more
This activity is great for helping your child learn new words with the help of a dictionary. read more
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
These indoor and outdoor Thanksgiving games include fun Thanksgiving word searches, conversation starters, and crafts! read more
The average cost to have a baby in America and the rising childcare costs to raise kids can be difficult for families and women to manage. read more
Find support, advice and information regarding the tragic difficulties of lactating after a stillbirth. read more
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