LD and High-School Success
Enlightened teachers who understand learning disabilities are the best insurance that a child with LD will be successful in high school. read more
August 17, 1998
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The Best Safe Skincare for Pregnancy Acne and Hyperpigmentation
Our favorite pregnancy safe skincare products and recommendations to treat pregnancy acne, hyperpigmentation and skin irritation during your pregnancy... read more
March 7, 2023
101 Boy Names That Mean Smart, Intelligent and Wise
These smart boy names represent wisdom and intelligence. Pick a name that means smart for your brilliant baby boy! read more
March 7, 2023
Parent Concerned About Inclusion Class
Exemplary inclusive programs do not adopt a "one size fits all" approach, but provide a continuum of services available for all children. read more
September 30, 1998
Retention for First Grader with LD?
Retention is always a last resort, especially for students with learning disabilities. read more
July 2, 1999
ADD and Higher Education
College may not be the best choice for someone with ADD who struggles in school. Before applying, it's wise to explore what feels more interesting and... read more
February 7, 2001
Preparing for College with Giftedness, ADHD, and Dyslexia
Learn what steps to take to help a student qualify for special-education assistance at college. read more
July 24, 2001
Son with ADHD Switching to Private School
When a child with ADHD starts a new school, it's important to get him into special services as soon as possible. read more
August 15, 2001
Kindergarten for Child with Special Needs
Should a child with special needs attend a particular type of kindergarten program? read more
August 17, 1998
SLD Classes and Higher Ed
Having a learning disability should not impair a child's chances of getting into a good college. read more
August 17, 1998
Stepson May Have ADHD
What should you do when you and your husband disagree about ADHD and special programs? read more
August 16, 2001
After Holding Your Child Back
A successful repeat of a grade doesn't qualify your child to then skip a grade. read more
October 2, 1998