What Did You Say?
Enhance your child's listening skills and auditory discrimination with this silly activity. read more
November 1, 2007
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Toe Wrestling
This lively game will help your child develop motor skills and balance. read more
November 1, 2007
Growing Pains
This article examines growing pains among tweens, as well as scoliosis, vision problems, and the need for ear protection. read more
December 13, 2007
Strength Training for Kids
Teach your child of the benefits of strength training. Taking him or her to the gym can be a fun and educational experience. read more
December 21, 2006
Winter Fun Checklist
From simple pleasures to exciting excursions for all ages, this winter fun checklist is a sure-fire way to cure your child's cabin fever. Print it off... read more
January 8, 2014
The Family That Plays Together
This article describes strategies than can help parents spend more quality time and stay connected with their tween child. read more
December 13, 2007
Auditory Problems and Learning
This article examines auditory problems and provides a list of common signs related to such problems. read more
August 30, 2005
ADHD and Lying: Why ADHD Kids Lie
Why do kids with ADHD lie? Understand the relationship between ADHD, lying and other ADHD symptoms. read more
August 30, 2023
10 Awesome Reading Activities to Celebrate Get Caught Reading Month
May is Get Caught Reading Month! Share the joy of getting lost in a good book with your children. It's a gift that will last a lifetime! read more
May 3, 2017
Stepfamily Problems
Find tips on dealing effectively with stepfamily problems that may threaten your marriage and your relationship with the children. read more
October 5, 2006
Making Captions
This is a fantastic way to show your child that words are "talk written down." read more
November 1, 2007
What Is Needed from You to Homeschool Successfully?
If you are planning to homeschool your child, find out what you will need to homeschool successfully. read more
August 30, 2005