Becoming a new mom can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. The joy of bringing a new life into the world is unparalleled, but the responsibilities of motherhood can take a toll on your physical and emotional well-being. Knowing how to take care of yourself as a new mom is crucial for your health and happiness, […]
Tag Archives: Pre-Teens and Teens
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Feb
Feb
Having more than one child is a life-altering decision, and it’s met with a wide range of emotions and expectations. You might imagine your kids playing happily together, growing up to be lifelong best buddies, and even holding hands. You might fantasize that your offspring will grow up to be inseparable best friends and use […]
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Feb
Feb
Worrying about your child’s mental health is normal if you’re experiencing similar worries. Since mental health issues in kids have become common nowadays. One in six children (6-17) in the United States will have a mental health disorder in any given year, reports the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). It’s devastating to see your […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Creating A Win-Win Environment In Youth Sports
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Feb
Feb
Besides being enjoyable, creating a win-win environment in youth sports can have positive effects on children’s physical and mental well-being. According to a recent study, children who develop a passion for athletics are more likely to maintain an active lifestyle all through adolescence. Children of all ages can participate in children’s sports through venues such […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Challenges and Solutions in Raising ADHD Children and Teens
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Feb
Feb
Children who have ADHD are more impulsive, inattentive, and hyperactive than they should be for these and other reasons. When a child has ADHD, he or she will have a hard time developing the self-control and self-regulation abilities he or she needs. As a result, they might be difficult for parents to control. That’s why […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Preventing Teen Smoking: The Risks & Effects
10
Feb
Feb
For parents, starting a discussion about the consequences of tobacco smoking with their children is never too early. Educating your child about smoking and its dangers may not seem necessary when they’re only 5 or 6, but the more time you have to reaffirm the harm that smoking may do, the more effective it will […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Discipline Tips Every Parents Need To Know
09
Feb
Feb
Whether your child is throwing tantrums, whining, fighting, or just plain nay-saying, in this article, you will learn discipline tips that every parent should know about. Your child, like the majority of children, has likely honed her behavior based on what has previously worked for her. A whining voice and a splash of dramatic flair […]
09
Feb
Feb
Learning and growing intellectually, developing socially, and becoming self-reliant are all important aspects of school. In this article, you will learn the steps you can take in preventing your child from getting sick in the coming school years and when you should decide to make them take antibiotics, and when they’re too ill to go […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Devastating Effects of Bullying on Children
09
Feb
Feb
Children who bully others come in various shapes and sizes, but those who have been bullied are possibly the most confounding. They are not only bullied themselves, but they also bully others, which is a double whammy for them. In this article, you will learn more about the devastating effects of bullying on our children. For […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Screen Time Limitations for Children: A Parent’s Guide
09
Feb
Feb
You must’ve noticed that your kids are spending a lot of time in front of a screen. Too much screen time can interfere with physical activity, homework, socializing, and family time. Weight gain and sleep issues can also be a result of poor diet and exercise habits. In this article, we’ll talk about how you […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Effects of Peer Pressure on Kids: Impact on Bullying
08
Feb
Feb
Typically, when we think of the effects of peer pressure on kids, we envision adolescent friends encouraging our teens to try out new substances. It comes as a shock to many parents to learn that children as young as three or four years old are already concerned with the opinions of their peers. Even a […]
08
Feb
Feb
Anxiety can cause children and teenagers to feel dizzy and “wobbly,” much like adults. However, they may be unable to express this in words, and parents may be unable to determine if it is a stress reaction, stomach ache, or other ailments. In this article, we’ll talk about how you can help when your kids […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Parenting Anxious Children: At Home and In School
08
Feb
Feb
At one point, my anxiety was seriously interfering with my daily activities, especially with parenting anxious children. I had recently started my first blog and relocated across the country to attend medical school. Back then, I was searching for a group of people who would understand my postpartum anxiety and help me work through my […]
08
Feb
Feb
As children grow, their bodies undergo significant changes, marking the onset of puberty. It’s a crucial phase for both kids and parents, and understanding its symptoms and timing is crucial. Our comprehensive article on puberty and its symptoms and timing provides detailed insights, answering common questions like “when does a person reach puberty?” Don’t miss […]
08
Feb
Feb
For many pre-teen girls, navigating puberty can be a stressful and perplexing period. The list is endless from embarrassing mishaps to hormonal changes, excessive hair growth, and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The awkwardness of puberty is exacerbated for some people, though. That’s why its important that before puberty comes, parents learn how to prepare their girls […]
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Dec
Dec
In this article, we’ll talk about how eating disorders in children can both affect girls & boys. As well as the symptoms & what you can do. When they think of persons with eating disorders, most people picture women and girls in their teens and early adulthood. In the United States, eating disorders affect around […]
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Dec
Dec
It appears like notebook paper and backpacks were placed on store shelves early this year, and if you noticed them right after July 4th, you’re not alone. School supply lists may not yet be available in some areas since while some states have a late August start date, others don’t send their pupils back to […]
11
Dec
Dec
You might have written off your kid’s unexplainable aches and pains as “growing pains.” As it turns out, that label may not do justice to the current situation. According to new research, the term “growing pains” isn’t the most accurate description. In fact, it might have nothing to do with expansion. Up to half of […]
08
Dec
Dec
Due to the pandemic, the rise of the stay-at-home high school parent is on the rise. Those who choose to stay home to raise their children are typically associated with caring for infants and toddlers. According to the data, mothers with young children (those under the age of three) are the most likely to stay […]
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Dec
Dec
The year 2020 was unlike any other. The suddenness of the coronavirus pandemic threw all of our children’s routines and reality into disarray. That’s why its crucial parents focus on assisting children in dealing with their emotions. Children’s interactions with their peers and adults in their communities ground to a halt as after-school programs and […]
Education, Family, Pre-teens and Teens
What the Student Loan Forgiveness Plan of Means for Your Family
06
Dec
Dec
If you have student loans or are the parent of a student who does, it’s crucial to know what the student loan forgiveness plan means to you and your family. On August 24, 2022, President Biden will announce a strategy to try to resolve the student debt crisis, which he hopes will be a relief […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Finding Therapists For Children is Difficult Due To The Pandemic
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Nov
Nov
Inflation’s rising expenses, the Russian war in Ukraine, and COVID-19 fears are all major sources of worry for many working-age folks. Children, like adults, experience stress about the world and their place in it, albeit the specific issues they worry about and the intensity of their worries may vary. Finding therapists for children can be […]
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Nov
Nov
A new wave of Covid-19 cases has been stoked by the Delta variation, and just as school is about to start this fall, parents are left with the all-too-familiar conundrum of whether or not they can bring their children to school while keeping them safe. In this article, you will learn more about how you […]
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Nov
Nov
There were several unintended consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, and weight gain was one of them. Many children have gained weight during the pandemic. Forty-two percent of respondents, according to a recent survey, put on weight while under lockdown. A recent investigation has revealed that youngsters have the same difficulties in accepting unexpected windfalls. The […]
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Nov
Nov
Uncertainty about how COVID-19 will affect the classroom continues to plague parents, educators, and kids as the new school year begins. Infection rates continue to rise across the world as the extremely contagious Delta version of COVID-19 makes its way around the world. But teachers can help students by being vaccinated. and by wearing masks. […]
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Nov
Nov
Three educators in Broward County, Florida, passed tragically within 24 hours of each other from complications related to COVID-19. A mandatory mask policy had just been implemented by the Broward County School District in defiance of an edict from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis that school districts do not have such authority. Due to this incident, […]
Education, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
High Vaccination Rate Can Help Things Get Back to Normal
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Nov
Nov
This fall, students all throughout the United States will return to university, and a modeling research has determined that the single most important determinant in campus safety will be the percentage of students who have been vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. In this article, learn more about why a high vaccination rate on school campuses […]
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Nov
Nov
We’ve all been profoundly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The impacts of the virus on our health have been long-lasting. However, the pandemic had further negative consequences for our and our children’s health. In this article, learn more about the connection between the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent spike in Type-2 diabetes in our kids. […]
13
Nov
Nov
For parents and other caretakers, finding the appropriate response when a child comes out can be challenging. Naturally, parents want to be as encouraging as they can, but it can be difficult to know what to say. The Trevor Project has announced the results of a national poll on the emotional wellbeing of LGBTQ adolescents, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Talk With Your Kids About Risky Online Activities
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Nov
Nov
A new advisory for parents from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) addresses the perilous trend of “social media challenges.” This is in response to the rising popularity of a viral trend that instructs its followers to boil chicken with NyQuil. In this article, you will learn more about how to talk to your kids […]
Education, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How School Gardens Can Encourage Children To Eat More Veggies
06
Nov
Nov
It’s a well-known uphill battle to convince kids to eat their vegetables. However, recent studies show that school gardens can encourage children to eat more veggies. This study continues a previous assessment of a garden, nutrition, and culinary program in after-school care. Children in the after-school care study saw their body mass index (BMI), waist […]
02
Nov
Nov
The Journal of Adolescent Health states that vaping cannabis may pose a larger risk of lung harm to adolescents than smoking cigarettes and marijuana together or even vaping nicotine products. Researchers found that among the roughly 15,000 adolescents who reported regular use of e-cigarettes, cigarettes, or cannabis, those who vape marijuana are roughly twice as […]
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Nov
Nov
Concerns about the vaccine’s safety have been raised by several families. In this article, you’re going to learn more about Covid-19’s side-effects on our kids’ relief strategies. Vaccines made by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, respectively, were given the green light by the FDA in June 2022 for use in children aged 6 months and up (FDA). […]
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Oct
Oct
A purported draft of a Supreme Court majority judgment on Roe v Wade’s overturn, the seminal case which protected the legal right to an abortion, was published by Politico on May 2, 2022. The Supreme Court confirmed the document’s legitimacy the next day. Many are asking, in light of the verdict, what it could imply […]
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Oct
Oct
The United States offers COVID-19 vaccinations from four manufacturers: Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson (J&J), and Novavax. Because of the persistence of vaccine-related myths, you must inform your family about the facts about the Covid-19 vaccine. More and more evidence from scientists and doctors shows that the COVID-19 vaccines are safe, effective, and the greatest […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
Does The Covid-19 Vaccine Affect Fertility in Children and Adolescents?
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Oct
Oct
Concerns about the COVID-19 epidemic have weighed heavily on families. Both parents and students found themselves in a challenging situation as a result of school closures, mask demands, lockdowns, and the general emotional stress of the situation. Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J’s release of the COVID-19 vaccine was a fantastic advance in the fight against the […]
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Oct
Oct
Isolating their children at home during the COVID-19 outbreak has caused concern for many parents. While remaining home, social distancing, masking, canceling events, and limiting in-person school were all critical to saving lives and halting the spread of COVID-19, the truth is that these adjustments in routine are deeply emotionally taxing for many children (and […]
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Jul
Jul
Are Pearly Penile Papules some kind of an STI? While teens may be concerned when they notice little pimples on their penis, these bumps (also known as papules) are usually nothing to be worried about. *Image source: Unsplash/Pixelbay/Pexels Infection or uncleanliness may cause other types of pimples, but they are natural and don’t require medical […]
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Jul
Jul
As a euphemism for retard and retarded, the R-word is derogatory and rude when used to characterize or disparage persons with intellectual impairments or to insult people, places & things by comparing them to people with intellectual disabilities. During this same time period, the label “mental retardation” is being phased out and replaced by “intellectual […]
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Jul
Jul
For both students and their parents, middle school is a time of great anticipation. To give you a helping hand, here’s a guide for parents in understanding their middle schoolers better. *Image source: Pexels/Pixelbay/Unsplash Students in the middle grades are beginning to become self-sufficient, discover their unique passions, and become ready for the challenges of high […]
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Jul
Jul
There are certain basic facts concerning a teenager’s menstrual cycle that all parents, whether they are moms or fathers, should be aware of. Learn more about periods and their complications for teenagers and their phases. There are several terms for menstruation, including “menses,” “your period,” “that time of the month,” and even “Aunt Flo.” That […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Intense Mood Swings In Adolescents May Be A Sign Of Something More Serious
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Jul
Jul
The terms “the tween years” and “moodiness” could be used interchangeably. When your tween is snuggling up to you on the couch, the next thing you know, you’re being called “embarrassing” for it. Sometimes it appears your tween is brooding in the bedroom for hours. As a parent, it’s crucial to realize the difference between […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Taking Care of An Uncircumcised Penis The Proper Way
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Jul
Jul
Here are facts about taking care of your son’s uncircumcised penis, plus find out when to call a doctor about issues. As the prevalence of circumcision declines, more parents are beginning to ponder what it means to have their child born without circumcision. At birth, the foreskin remains intact, and the penis is uncircumcised. The […]
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Jul
Jul
As your daughter grows and changes, ensuring that she is clean becomes more critical. Here is a list of sound advice for girls on personal hygiene, menstruation, and all other puberty-related changes. *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash Sanitation of Oneself The first step every adolescent should take is to learn the fundamentals of personal hygiene. Encourage your […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Why Discussing Depression With Your Daughter Is Important
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Jul
Jul
More and more kids are suffering from depression—especially girls. Many girls, though, aren’t receiving the care they need to recover. Here’s why discussing depression with your precious daughter is important! Some parents avoid discussing their children’s mental health because of the stigma surrounding it. Depression is a topic that many parents are unfamiliar with or are […]
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Jul
Jul
The penis size for teenage boys experiences a growth spurt during puberty. It might be a moment of considerable uncertainty for some teenagers, as they are bound to fall behind others in their growth. With sexual development, the scrotum thins and reddens as the testicles increase in size. Growth in the penis occurs simultaneously with […]
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Jul
Jul
Boot camps for troubled Teens are often the last resort for despairing parents of out-of-control teenagers. When an adolescent misbehaves, it’s not uncommon for parents to wonder what they can do about it. Many parents believe that a military-style boot camp might be the only way for their teen to stop running away or refusing […]
Behavior and Discipline, Family, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How Tweens’ Development Is Affected By Family Differences
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Jul
Jul
Tweens’ development is affected by family differences. For parents, it’s important to understand how individual differences influence puberty and adolescence. A person’s uniqueness can be traced back to various individual distinctions in their outlook on life, such as their sense of self-worth, a sense of purpose in life, rate of cognitive development, and even how […]
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Jul
Jul
Common Sense Media estimates that the average adolescent spends nine hours a day consuming media for fun. On the other hand, those same teenagers speak with their parents for fewer than 10 minutes daily on average. Learn more about how you can help your teen with social media and why today’s media exposure damages teens’ body image! […]
17
Jul
Jul
It’s not unusual to have a moody teen, but why is your teenager Grumpy Or Moody? Find out what’s causing this and when it’s not normal. A parent of an adolescent is someone who can laugh at their jokes. Many parents bemoan their children’s erratic behavior as they approach adolescence. Hormones aren’t the only cause of […]
17
Jul
Jul
Even though your teen’s procrastination may seem acceptable while she’s in high school, it can have a negative impact on her future career prospects. Here are techniques on how to teach teenagers time management, which will serve them nicely throughout their lives in the future! A sudden illness, emergency, or trouble may prevent her from completing […]
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Jul
Jul
Before puberty, tweens need to know what to expect, including how to manage their menstrual cycle before they begin their period. As well as helping girls and boys prepare for the inevitable changes that come with puberty, teaching your teen how to use a pad and tampons ahead of time gives them a sense of […]
17
Jul
Jul
Friendships can be hard during the middle school years. Friendships can be complicated at any age, but as a parent, you have a responsibility to help your child deal with friendship issues. Aid your child to deal with the common friendship issues tweens face. *Image source: Pexels/Pixelbay/Unsplash Peer rejection, bullying, or the manipulation of a friend […]
17
Jul
Jul
When it comes to the first time a child shaves, there is no such thing as an appropriate or inappropriate age. It’s all a matter of timing and how engrossed they are. Here are tips on teaching your tweens how to get a great shave! It’s not uncommon for girls to begin puberty younger than men, […]
17
Jul
Jul
You’re bound to encounter political discussions in day-to-day life, and so does our kids. Here are the effects of political bullying on children. The politicians themselves have a lot to say about the people they’re running against, not to mention the public. And the majority of it is downright revolting in tone. The majority of […]
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Jul
Jul
Along with noticeable changes in physical appearance that come with puberty, your boy will experience male voice changes in adolescence. Your son’s voice cracking is a normal part of puberty for boys. As a young man matures, he experiences a shift in his voice and personality. Become familiar with what to expect and why these […]
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Jul
Jul
Parents and tweens alike might find puberty a challenging time. Moods, bodies, hobbies, and even family relationships can shift as a child grows up. Even if you want your child to stay a child forever, the day will come when they enter puberty, and you will need to be ready. Before their child reaches puberty, […]
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Jul
Jul
A tween’s puberty can be even more traumatic if all of their pals have matured, but they haven’t. It’s a difficulty that parents and children may work together to overcome when it comes to delayed puberty. Here’s how to handle your tween dealing with delayed puberty. Delayed puberty in adolescence can make adolescent boys and girls […]
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Jul
Jul
Even though anyone can be bullied for many reasons, it seems that being overweight is particularly attractive to bullies. Even healthy-weight tweens and teens can be targeted for their low weight, obesity, or both. That’s why parents need to learn more about the negative effects of weight-related bullying. Bullying children because of their weight or physical […]
17
Jul
Jul
Regarding tampon use among adolescents, numerous questions and misconceptions need to be clarified. After all, Tampons & Virginity are the perils of girls. Whether or not tampons are detrimental to virgins is a common concern for both parents and teenagers when discussing sexual purity issues. After all, Tampons & Virginity are the perils of girls. […]
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Jul
Jul
In the early stages of breast development, a training bra is ideal. In the 1950s, training bras were trendy. Females wore undershirts until they reached puberty. A training bra is not designed to strengthen the breasts despite the name. As a result, it is a bit of a disguise for the delicate breast buds and […]
17
Jul
Jul
It’s possible that as a parent you have no idea that your adolescent is masturbating. Learn more about teenage masturbation and what parents need to know about it. Masturbation is a regular part of a child’s exploration of their body, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, and most teens engage in it. *Image source: […]
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Jul
Jul
Teenagers’ bodies and minds undergo significant transformations during puberty, which can cause discomfort or worsen any existing concerns with body image. Do you know how I can help you? Fitness. Here’s how exercise can help teens manage puberty! *Image source: Unsplash/Pixelbay/Pexels Tweens and teens who engage in regular physical activity may feel more in control of their […]
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Jul
Jul
Drama. In their late teens and early twenties, many people have come to accept it as a normal part of life. However, it is everything but usually when that drama involves toxic friendships, slut-shaming, and spreading rumors. It can be plain uncomfortable and nearly hard to ignore rumor, especially if it is conveyed over social media. […]
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Jul
Jul
Fighting between siblings is commonplace. It’s a reality of life, and you know that much. While watching television, they argue about who gets the best seat in the car. When it comes to dinner, the two of them can’t agree. Bullying, on the other hand, occurs when a dispute between siblings turns violent. Discover the […]
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Jul
Jul
“Words can shatter my bones, but sticks and stones can never hurt me,” goes an old saying. However, this assertion is completely untrue in every way. One of the most damaging and unpleasant forms of bullying is name-calling. Victims get mixed messages about their own identity as a result of this. That’s why parents need to […]
17
Jul
Jul
Today’s scarlet letter is far more permanent and much more difficult to remove. “Slut-shaming” is a sort of “scarlet letter” for these students, both online and in school halls. Learn more about how slut-shaming affects teenage girls! A form of cyberbullying known as slut-shaming is when girls are targeted on social media and abused for their sexuality through […]
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Jul
Jul
Orthopedic impairments, as defined by the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), are bone, joint, or muscle-related handicap that is so severe that it has a detrimental impact on the academic performance of children. Genetic abnormalities (such as those that result in a missing arm or leg) and other problems, such as cerebral palsy, […]
Health, Parents, Special Needs
How To Communicate With A Child Who Has An Intellectual Disability Regarding Puberty
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Jul
Jul
Nothing is more awkward for a guardian or a youngster than “the talk.” But knowing how to talk to your child with an intellectual disability about puberty is vital. Navigating this touchy subject is also tricky when it comes to kids who are classified as having an intellectual disability. The main worry is that kids won’t […]
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Jul
Jul
When teaching children life skills, the term “backward chaining” refers to breaking down a task into its parts and teaching them in the opposite order. As a result, the child experiences accomplishment and success with each try. Learn how to teach kids backward chaining in this article. *Image source: Unsplash/Pixelbay/Pexels The adult completes all but […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Factors Affecting The Mental Health Of Teens
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Jul
Jul
Thinking about your adolescent’s mental health problem can make you nervous or even scared. Just as it’s critical to maintain tabs on your teen’s physical health, so is it crucial to keep tabs on your teen’s psychological health. In this article, you will learn the factors affecting the mental health of our teens. Teenage years […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Correlation Between Age And Changes In Logical Reasoning
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Jul
Jul
Tweens undergo various mental changes, one of which is a growth in their capacity for logical thought. Three primary ways in which children between the ages of 7 and 12 develop more concrete reasoning and problem-solving skills are conservation, classification, and reversibility, according to the American Psychological Association (APA). To a large extent, the cognitive […]
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Jul
Jul
They’re going through puberty, their skin is breaking out, and their bodies are altering. Teaching children lifelong good hygiene habits is vital. Tweens can be particular and careful regarding sanitation and personal hygiene. Other tweens may benefit from more support to develop healthy habits and routines. Here’s how to manage personal hygiene and develop healthy […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Typical Attitudes And Conduct Of Adolescents
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Jul
Jul
There is a dramatic shift in how teenagers act between 13 and 18. However, the process is so gradual that you may not notice your adolescent becoming an adult right before your eyes. In this article, you will learn more about the typical attitudes and conduct of adolescents. Knowing what to expect from your teen […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Help Your Teen Develop Good Decision-Making Skills
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Jul
Jul
Every day, teenagers are faced with life-altering decisions. However, most teenagers never receive instruction on how to make healthy choices. In this article, you will tips on how you can help your teen develop good decision-making skills. *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash As a result, some teenagers have a hard time deciding whether or not to find […]
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Jul
Jul
Parenthood isn’t for the faint of heart in the preteen years. Your child may benefit from some guidance if they are approaching (or are already in) the tween years of life (between the ages of 9 and 12). These tips will help you with the preteen years of parenting. Middle School Preparation *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash […]
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Jul
The journey from infancy to adulthood is called “coming of age.” When a child turns a specific age and no longer qualifies as a minor, they are considered to have reached their “coming of age” milestone in various cultures. In some cultures, a child’s maturation is marked by the onset of puberty. A coming-of-age ceremony […]
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Jul
Jul
There are a lot of advantages of having a pen pal. However, although the world has “shrunk,” instructors continue to arrange worldwide pen pal exchanges for their kids and for a good reason. Having an international pen buddy for your tween might be a good idea for you and your teen. Your child’s pen buddy […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Special Needs
How To Discuss Disabilities With Children
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Jul
Jul
Your youngster may be interested in persons with disabilities, whether it be a classmate with dyslexia or a cousin who uses a wheelchair. When parents discuss disabilities with their children, they help them better learn and understand the people around them who are disabled. Utilize Direct Language Never try to persuade your youngster that a […]
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Jul
Jul
Engage Your Adolescent When dealing with a difficult adolescent, it’s natural to feel the need to distance yourself as the situation worsens. However, maintaining a close relationship with your teen is essential. Maintain the greatest possible relationship by focusing on good communication. In this article, you will find much more parenting tips for parents who […]
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Jul
Jul
A runaway child is every parent’s worst nightmare. To make matters worse, practically every adolescent has contemplated fleeing at least once. Just a few of them follow through. There can be many reasons why teenagers are running away from home. If your teen leaves without consent, it is essential you follow the tips in this […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety, Special Needs
How To Support Students With Tourette Syndrome In The Classroom
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Jul
Jul
Repetitive and uncontrollable movements and vocalizations, known as “tics,” are the hallmark of Tourette syndrome. Symptoms commonly peak between the ages of 10 and 12 years old in children with Tourette’s syndrome. In this article, you will learn ways on how you can support your students with Tourette Syndrome. To describe tic movements, we use […]
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Jul
Jul
There are a lot of ways of teaching your kids self-responsibility. A good period to teach responsibility is throughout adolescence. Consciousness begins to rise for the first time as adolescence approaches. Here are some ideas for using this natural tendency to teach children about responsibility and help them grow into responsible individuals. Teaching Personal Accountability […]
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Jul
Jul
There is a common fear among young women that their first period will occur while away from home or at school. Preparing your daughter for the unexpected, even though you cannot control when her period starts, is a good idea. Help your daughter prepare for her first menstrual cycle with these tips and find out […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Teenage Depression And Anxiety Are Common Problems
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Jul
Jul
Teenage depression and anxiety are common problems. Many of the same mental health disorders that affect adults affect teenagers. Despite this, many teenagers go undiagnosed and untreated for treatable diseases. Having an issue with one’s mental health can happen to everyone. Although some kids are genetically predisposed to mental illness, all teens, including straight-A academics […]
17
Jul
Jul
During adolescence, the roller coaster of emotions can be a roller coaster. Your teen’s out-of-control behaviors may seem exaggerated to you as a parent. In this article, you will strategies you can explore in addressing teenage drama. In addition to that, some teenagers are just drawn to drama. They live on the thrill of the chase, […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Deal With Your Daughter’s Self-Deprecating Comments On Her Size
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Jul
Jul
There is an epidemic of body image disorders among teenagers, particularly girls. How do you react to your daughter’s self-deprecating comments about her size? It’s common for parents to hear their teenage daughter say things like, “I’m so fat,” or “Look at how enormous my thighs are!” about her physique. Many parents are embarrassed and […]
17
Jul
Jul
Anyone who has menstrual cycles is familiar with the discomfort of menstrual cramps. However, the severity can vary widely. People can have cramping that is minimal for some, or it can be excruciating for others. In this article, you will learn more about girls’ period cramps and how you can treat them. It’s important to […]
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Trying to force a shy teenager to be the center of attention is unnecessary. It’s okay to be quiet and reserved. A lack of self-confidence among teenagers can cause an inability to join extracurricular activities or meet new friends. You can use these tips to boost the confidence of your shy teen. Why Some Adolescents […]
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Girls’ tween years are difficult for everyone, including for us parents. However, the preteen years are particularly difficult for girls. This is only the beginning of adolescence. Your child will encounter guys, body image, peer pressure, and many other issues in middle school. In this article, you will learn what defines the tween age group […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Reasons For Children’s Negative Social Comparisons
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What does it mean to make a lower comparison? In this article, you will learn the reasons for your children’s negative social comparisons. Downward Comparisons Need To Be Defined. As a form of social comparison, a downward comparison is a type of social assessment. When we compare ourselves to others who are less skillful or […]
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Schools across the country offer dual enrollment and concurrent enrollment programs to encourage more high school students to continue their education after graduation. College credit is earned while they’re still in high school, so it’s not just a taste of what it’s like to be in college. Graduating high school with 20 or 30 college […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How To Help Your Tween Make And Maintain Friendship
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You may help your tween make and maintain a new friendship in various ways. They need the support of their friends when they begin to distance themselves from their parents at this time in their lives, which is why friendships at this stage of life are critical. A parent’s intervention may be necessary if your […]
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Teenage puberty is an essential part of a teen’s growth. Your teen’s reproductive system is preparing at this time. However, it can be perplexing and unpleasant at times. Your adolescent’s life is through a sea change right now. So, how do you distinguish between what’s acceptable and not? The physical changes associated with adolescence affect […]
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When they hit puberty, most kids have to use deodorant for the first time. On the other hand, some have a strong body odor and must use deodorant daily, even before puberty begins. Are deodorants safe for children? Learn what the experts say in this article. The First Symptoms of Adolescence You need to know […]
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If your son has already expressed an interest in shaving, now is the time to plan your approach. Even if they have to wait until puberty arrives, many boys look forward to shaving because it is a huge event for them. In this article, find tips on how you can safely teach your tween son […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Unhygienic Teen Take A Look At The Hygiene Of Teenagers
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Teaching teenagers about excellent hygiene is often a combination of teaching and gentle reminders. Even if you’ve taught them many things since they were little, some of these hygiene chores may be new to them or ones they must complete on their own for the first time. This article gives you a look at the […]
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“You blew it!” I said. This is the most terrifying thing you can say to a teenager and has the greatest impact. There is even a term for the bad feeling some kids get when they realize they will miss out on an experience: FOMO. In this article, you will learn all about the effects […]
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During puberty, children’s bodies (and brains) undergo fast transformations, which can swiftly lead to uncomfortable feelings or more significant difficulties with body image. What do you think will be of assistance? Fitness. In this article, learn how exercise can help teens manage the challenges of puberty. Tweens and teens who engage in regular physical activity […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
What Are The Common Examples Of Victim-Blaming
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Bullying victims are frequently blamed for their actions. As a rule of thumb, they feel that if the bullied person were somehow different, bullying wouldn’t have a place. They may ask the victim, “What caused it?” This article will guide you through the common examples of victim-blaming. Bullying can be prevented in some cases by […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Bullying And Harassment By Children Using Technology
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Jul
Technological advancements have transformed teenagers’ lives in the last three decades. Modern technology means that people can instantly access vast amounts of information and communicate with others worldwide in real-time, rather than relying on antiquated methods. In this article, you will learn more about bullying and harrassment in children using the technology we all know […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
A Parent’s Guide To Dealing With Their Teen’s Stalker
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Jul
Every year, 7.5 million people in the United States are stalked, with teenagers and young adults being the most at risk. Of those in a relationship, 48 percent had been stalked or harassed by their spouse, according to a recent survey. Moreover, a third of the kids surveyed said they’d been stalking a relationship. In […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Effects Of Religion-Based Bullying At School On Adolescents
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Children who are viewed as different are often bullied. There’s no wonder that kids are frequently bullied for their religious beliefs, especially if they’re not widely held. In this article, learn the effects on our kids about religion-based bullying. For example, girls wearing hijabs (head scarves) and boys wearing patches or daystars (turbans) are frequently […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Why Bullied Teens May Carry Weapons To School
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Any parent’s worst dread is sending their child to school with a classmate who may have a weapon. Research conducted during the 2015-2016 school year found that that scenario occurred more than once a day in the United States. On a minimum of 269 occasions, children of all grade levels were found in possession of […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Identifying Bullies In The Classroom Tips For Teachers
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Detecting a bully in your classroom isn’t as simple as it appears. There is, in reality, more than one type of bully in the school environment. They come in many forms and sizes, as well as different personalities. In contrast to popular bullies, some loners have few or no friends. To help teachers in identifying […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How Bullying Increases Mental Health Problems
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Bullying has long-term, lasting impacts, say researchers. When children are bullied regularly, it can hurt their mental and emotional health. People with low self-esteem, an inability to trust people, and difficulty making long-term connections are just a few of the issues they may face. In this article, you will learn more about how bullying increases […]
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Sex bullying is a rising problem that affects everyone, but is most frequent among young people. A lack of action could lead to more serious situations like sexual harassment or even sexual assault if left untreated. In this article, you will learn more about why children engage in sexual bullying. As a general type of […]
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Victims of bullying go through a variety of psychological and behavioral changes as a result of the abuse. Bullying victims, though, aren’t the only ones impacted by it. Studies have found that the effects also extend to the target’s family members. In this article, learn about the impacts of bullying on your family. A bullying […]
12
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Jul
There can be various causes of the speech delay in our children. Your youngster may be unable to form words appropriately if they have a physical disability. Alternatively, your child’s internal communication system may be unable to transmit a message from the brain to the mouth because of processing difficulties. Consider these criteria if you […]
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Learning to walk happens at a varied pace for every healthy baby. Many parents are concerned if a kid does not meet this developmental milestone by their first birthday. The good news is that it’s not too early to start worrying. Learn how to look for signs in your baby that they’re ready to walk […]
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It’s common for children first to learn how to climb the stairs by crawling, much like before they learn to walk. Your child should be encouraged to navigate the stairs this way until she is more sure on her feet. As soon as your child begins crawling, you should put up gates to prevent them […]
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Seven-year-olds are in a transitional period of their lives. It can be difficult to find presents that captivate them now that they’re neither teens nor toddlers. But in this article, we’ve collected the best gift ideas for 7-year-old boys, from parents and experts. They’ll probably enjoy bigger kid toys, but they’ll still enjoy playing alone […]
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It’s a wonderful feeling to choose the ideal gift for everyone in your family and see them light up as they open it. Black-owned businesses can help you find the right gift for any occasion, whether you’re looking for something for your toddler to play with or a present for a mother who needs to […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Preparing Your Kid For Their First Overnight
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Every parent knows that when their child is first away from home for an extended time, it’s a monumental occasion for both the parent and the child alike. In this article, you will find a simple guide on preparing your kid for their first overnight elsewhere and ensuring all goes smoothly. You can do a […]
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No, they don’t know how much we appreciate all they do for us. Especially when they consistently come through and never seem to complain, it’s easy to take your mother or another mother in your life for granted. To make them feel extra special, we’ve gathered the 13 best 2023 gift ideas for mothers to […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Here’s Everything You’ll Need When Your Child is Sick
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To help all parents, new and old, in this article you will find everything you’ll need to know when your child is sick. Although they won’t speed up your baby’s recovery, they will keep him happy and calm. Having to deal with sick children is one of the most difficult aspects of parenthood. Although you […]
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The United States has been plagued by racism for a long time. Racism and discrimination based on skin color and ethnicity have been a part of human history since the dawn of time. To help end racism, start educating your children about racism now! This article will give you valuable information how to do just […]
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There has never been a time since 2001 when there hasn’t been some kind of conflict. Children are usually far away from the actual battle, which is a blessing, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be informed about it by their parents. In this article, you will find tips for parents in educating their children […]
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Parents need to recognize that losing a job impacts the entire family, even if it seems like they are the ones who are bearing the brunt of the burden. If you want to help your loved ones through a difficult time, you must talk about their job loss with them. To make things easier for […]
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At-home reading classes have been around for decades, and learning to read with apps is merely the newest version of that practice. In this article, we’ve collected the best apps for homeschoolers on learning how to read. Nowadays, toddlers may participate in entertaining activities with their families by tapping on a tablet instead of the […]
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We’ve collected the finest free sites for online reading instruction to help your child improve their reading and comprehension skills. Only 35% of 4th graders and 34% of 8th-grade students met or exceeded NAEP Proficient reading standards in 2019, according to the 2019 National Assessment of Educational Progress Reading Assessment. This is a 2 percentage […]
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A subscription service for children’s books regularly delivers new books to children and their families, sometimes focusing on a specific topic. Whether it’s a few books in every box or a few extra things to go along with the book of the month, these subscription boxes are all about encouraging a lifelong and active interest […]
Behavior and Discipline, Family, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
The Difference Between Wants and Needs
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It can be tough for kids to understand the difference between wants and needs. Even if you’re talking about money with someone mature and logical, it’s challenging to discuss it. Teaching your children the difference between “desire” and “need” when it comes to money might be even more difficult. Making the connection between the toys […]
Education, Family, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
How To Approach The Subject of Guns with Children
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Children need to know about weapons, no matter their views on gun ownership or whether or not they have a gun in their homes. When children are naturally curious about guns, their lack of knowledge could be lethal. In this article, you will learn how to approach the subject of guns with your children. Every […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
How To Teach Children To Be Safe at the Beach
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Parents should teach their children how to be safe at the beach. In addition to providing a much-needed reprieve from the pressures of work, school, sports practices, piano lessons, and other responsibilities, a day at the beach or an entire beach vacation can lull people into an illusion of stability. If you and your family […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Tips For Appreciating Your Child’s Individuality
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As a parent, you get to see your child’s development from a helpless infant to a fully-fledged youngster with their own thoughts, ideas, preferences, and unique characteristics. Our rebellious toddler or moody teenager may make us long for the days when they were sweet and cuddly. Even if it’s excruciating at times, seeing your child […]
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Jul
Anti-racism education generally begins with a dialogue, especially with children and teenagers. Many of the best discussion starters can be found in various media, including books, movies, and television shows. To start anti-racist dialogues, this article provides you with a list of helpful anti-racism resources that you can use in your family. As a starting […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Children’s Development Benefits From Play That is Functionally Appropriate
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Child development specialists consider the benefits of play that is functionally appropriate for our little children. Many developmental psychologists refer to functional play as “initial play” because young toddlers initially utilize toys to amuse themselves. This type of play begins in infancy and lasts until about the age of 2 when it usually ends. Why […]
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Is it necessary for our children to have a BFF? Childhood’s best friendships are generally cherished. As they spend so much time together, kids who are in these kinds of interactions tend to develop really close friendships. As a source of support and social interaction, they are a vital part of the lives of many […]
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Jul
Creating fall crafts with your kids is a great way to celebrate and learn about the changing seasons! And you will find the 10 best and most fun fall crafts that you can make with your children. Inventive things to make at home are easy to come up with when you’re surrounded by the changing […]
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Jul
For kids, roller skating is a terrific way to get in some exercise. Skating is a great way to stay fit, improve your coordination, and have a good time all at the same time. A helmet, knee pads, and wrist guards are all important safety equipment that children should wear while roller skating under adult […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
What To Do if Your Child’s Friend Isn’t Your Favorite
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Parents like watching their children meet new friends. You can witness their social skills (and social lives) develop, and it’s heartwarming to hear their giggles and watch them play with their friends. But what do you do if your child’s friend isn’t your favorite? This article will help you out They are also learning how […]
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As the Holiday approaches, you may be seeking ways to celebrate with family. You can celebrate Hanukkah by making these best Hannukah crafts for children. From dreidel garlands to paper menorahs and even a wall-hanging for presents, these adorable craft ideas are sure to thrill your youngsters about the Festival of Lights. *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Books For LGBTQ+ Children During and Ater Pride Month
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These ten books for young LGBTQ+ children will help you celebrate Pride and honor those who have fought for equality. Our children’s education wouldn’t be complete without books. A storytime is a great place for children to acquire vital life skills, whether they’re learning their ABCs or settling down before bed with a fairy tale. […]
12
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Jul
If your children have been requesting a dog or a cat, it’s probably not a surprise to you that kids love pets. A specific form of camaraderie can be found only with a pet, and children seem to recognize this instinctively. Furthermore, animals are always ready and willing to listen without judging. In this article, […]
12
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Jul
Even if you don’t go trick-or-treating or dress up for Halloween, you may still have a creative and exciting time by making these Halloween crafts for kids. Getting the whole family involved in a simple project is simple and fun. You can discover a Halloween craft for your kids, whether they’re into terrifying witches and […]
11
Jul
Jul
Young individuals often go through a period of adolescent identity foreclosure, a psychological phrase that characterizes one of the most common stages in this process. Adolescents are still forming their identities and may take on characteristics from others, such as their peers or family members. Foreclosure of an Individual’s Identity Can Occur at Any Time. […]
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Puberty-induced growth spurts and other transformations are common during adolescence. It’s a moment of immense anxiety for many teens, as some will undoubtedly lag behind their peers in growth. In this article, you will learn the stages of puberty and the average penis size of males and teenagers so that you’ll know whether or not […]
11
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Jul
Teens and tweens are subject to an identity moratorium. To discover one’s true identity, people go through a time of looking for their profession, religious or ethnic origins, or any other aspect of their identity. In their drive to discover who they are, teens and tweens are experiencing an identity crisis. The Signs of an Identity […]
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Obesity and bullying have a complicated relationship. While overweight students are usually the targets of bullying at school, they are also sometimes the perpetrators of bullying themselves. Still, some obese children are caught in a cycle of victimization and retribution, in which they are both the victim and perpetrator of bullying. In this article, you […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Signs That Your Friend is a Controlling One
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There are unhealthy friendships as well as healthy ones. In fact, if a buddy is trying to exert power and influence over you, they may actually be a bully in a friend’s disguise. In this article, find out the signs that your friend is a controlling one. Don’t feel bad if you learn that this […]
11
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Jul
The term relational aggression pertains to a terrible form of bullying that often goes unnoticed. Students with relational aggression tend to bully, control, and manipulate others without drawing the attention of adults such as parents, teachers, and those in authority positions. A few students are so good at this kind of bullying that no one […]
11
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Jul
Bullying affects children on a daily basis. They are pummeled, pushed, and humiliated as a result of their abuse. In addition to the type of bullying they’ve been subjected to, as well as the gender of the bully, each encounter is unique. There’s a difference between a male and a female bully. According to a […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
How Cyberbullying is Perpetrated Under the Cover of Subtlety
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When it comes to social media, today’s teenagers are extremely adept. Posting, liking, sharing, and commenting are second nature to them. Many adults simply don’t understand how children utilize social media. But they’re also adept at using it to abuse others online. In this article, you will learn how cyberbullying is perpetrated under the cover […]
11
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Bullying can appear to be something that only occurs in fiction until it happens to your child. It’s easy for this behavior to go unnoticed because of the general public’s lack of knowledge and comprehension of bullying. In this article, you will learn the facts about what every parents and teachers need to know about […]
11
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Anyone might be a victim of bullying for a variety of reasons. Personality differences and being in the wrong location at the wrong time are only two examples. Bullying may affect anyone, including those who are strong, athletic, and popular. But in this article, you’ll find out why certain kinds of kids get bullied the most. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Knowing the Difference Between Conflicts and Bullying
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Everyone has their share of disagreements. As a matter of course. This can help children develop the social skills they’ll need down the road. There is nothing normal about bullying, as there is nothing normal about confrontation. It’s not a “rite of passage,” and it doesn’t teach youngsters to be tougher because of it. This […]
11
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Jul
When do our girls stop growing? While growing up, growth spurts are a huge event for your daughter (or child who was assigned female at birth). These stages of growth not only made your baby irritable or fussy but also made them more hungry and disrupted their sleep. They grew more slowly as they got […]
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Your adolescent’s socioeconomic status relies heavily on their ability to maintain healthy social relationships. Evidence supports the idea that youngsters with a solid sociometric status are likely to have lower levels of inflammation and better interpersonal skills. Your teen’s sociometric status tells you how their peers see them. Children’s sociometric status helps researchers better understand […]
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Jul
What does it mean when a boy’s voice changes during puberty? And when can you expect to hear a difference in the tone of your son’s voice? For both genders, puberty brings with it a slew of unpredictabilities. Your child is going through puberty, but you have no idea when the symptoms will start to […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Teach Children Respectful Disagreements
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Respectfully disagreeing with others is an essential life skill that children should learn from an early age. In this article, you will learn how to teach your children the crucial tactics of respectful disagreements and help them develop the skills to express their opinions politely. School-age children are developing their own identities and determining what […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens
Understanding The Differences Between Bullying and Unkind Behavior
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Bullies, without a doubt, are cruel to those around them. They slap, shove, and call others by their first names. They may also participate in relationship aggression, cyberbullying, and other forms of bullying. Many people don’t seem aware that bullying isn’t the only form of child abuse. In this article, learn to discern the differences […]
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Parent-child relationships can benefit from certain simple behaviors that can be simply introduced into daily routines. This article will guide you on how to foster a strong and tight bond between you as parents and your children. Talk About How You Spent Your Time *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash Bedtime is a fantastic time to talk with […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Importance of Teaching Children To Have Grit
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The term “grit” has become a catchphrase in the fields of child development and education because of its ability to motivate children. Grit is defined as an individual’s passion, motivation, and tenacity to attain a specific objective in psychology. Grit, according to the American Psychological Association, is what differentiates the great from the rest. In […]
11
Jul
Jul
When a child refuses to follow instructions, it can be downright frustrating. It can be extremely irritating when your youngster refuses to cooperate in a time crunch. The first time you speak to your child, you should instill the habit of paying attention to what you have to say. In this article, you’ll find out […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Effects of Pressuring Your Kids To Get a Good Grade
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Jul
Jul
Your children should know that you expect them to do well in school if you want them to succeed. Right? I don’t know. According to recent studies, children may interpret high expectations as a form of stress. And they don’t grow because of the pressure to perform. In this article, you will learn more about […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Raise a Child Who Has a Strong Emotional Intelligence
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Helping your child develop cognitively is a parental responsibility. Although academic intelligence has a role, it is merely one of several types of intelligence that are important. In this article, you will learn how you can raise a child who has strong emotional intelligence. When it comes to emotional intelligence (EQ), the ability to express […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How to Talk to Your Child About Disabilities
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Are you wondering how to talk to your child about disabilities? Open communication is essential for children with epilepsy, dyslexia, cerebral palsy, or other disabilities. Conversations like this one are bound to come up again and again. Your child’s impairment is likely to be an issue as they grow older. How you handle these conversations […]
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It might be challenging to discuss a miscarriage with children. Whether or not you need to say to your children about the pregnancy will depend on their age and whether or not you have already told them. Pregnancy Loss and Talking to Children *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash Even as a parent, you may struggle to find […]
Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
Parents Should Discuss Bullying, Rape, and Suicide With their Kids
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Bullying, rape, and suicide are significant issues for teens in this era of instant connectivity thanks to social media. That’s why parents should discuss happenings like bullying with their kids as early as possible. Fans of Jay Asher’s novel “13 Reasons Why” were pleased when Netflix revealed it was producing a miniseries based on the […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Discourses on Poverty for Children
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Jul
A child’s comprehension of poverty is limited by the issue’s complexity, which stems from a wide range of factors. Engaging in discourses about poverty with children is crucial, although it’s challenging to do so. Wrapping your arms around this talk may be a challenge if you are a parent who rarely thinks about food or […]
11
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Jul
An excellent approach for children to get active in their community is through scouting organizations. Scouting is a great way for young people to meet new people, learn new skills, and give back to their community. Aside from developing leadership abilities and self-confidence, they also know how to create and achieve goals. In this article, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Reasons Why Kids Resort To Cyberbullying
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Cyberbullying affects children around the world on a daily basis. Knowing the reasons why kids resort to cyberbullying is the key to preventing it. There’s no denying that this is an urgent problem that needs to be addressed. However, if you want to stop cyberbullying, you need to know why they do it in the […]
11
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Jul
Toddlerhood and adolescence are the two times in a child’s life when they demonstrate a yearning for independence. Adolescence is a formative time for developing this sense of self-governance, as adolescents become more aware of the world around them and more confident in their skills. In this article, you’ll learn more about your adolescent’s autonomy […]
11
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Jul
When a child reaches middle school, the importance of friendships has surpassed that of family life in a child’s growth and development. It’s common for middle schoolers to rely on their peers for support as they transition into puberty and all that comes with it. Friendships may brighten even the most dreary of days. At this […]
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Jul
Puberty begins for boys in their tweens when their hormone levels rise. When a boy is in this stage, he can be delighted, bewildered, and humiliated. While it’s understandable that boys may be reluctant to seek advice from their parents, you shouldn’t let that stop you from contributing in a supportive and constructive manner. Respond […]
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Jul
There are many options for choosing a tween bra. Bras can either be viewed as perplexing contraptions by tween girls or as something they eagerly await the opportunity to wear. If your tween is approaching or has already reached puberty, she should be familiar with the various styles of bras on the market. Tween and […]
11
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Jul
Every teen has to learn about personal hygiene at some point in their lives. Tweens benefit from hygiene education, which is typically provided in the context of the classroom. What kind of deodorant should your child be using? This is a common question that the teacher will likely ask, and it’s something you’ll want to […]
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Jul
Everything changes when your child reaches puberty. Your child’s body odor may change or worsen due to hormonal changes, mood swings, and menstruation. In this article, you’ll learn how you can help your tween get rid of body odor. In medical terms, the physical changes in your child are known as adrenarche, and the specific […]
11
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Jul
Being a teen means having lots of friends. While quality friendships are healthy, not all friendships are healthy. Some of them are even malicious. Despite this, children are often blind to the harm that their interpersonal interactions can inflict on them. In reality, many adults cannot distinguish between a buddy and a bully. In this […]
11
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Jul
When applied to adolescents and children, “sexualization” usually means “the process of highlighting a person’s sexual character.” Sexualization is a sort of sexuality that is not good for you. In this article, you’ll learn about ways you can prevent your child from being sexualized. Sexism can manifest in four ways, according to the American Psychological […]
11
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Early puberty has various harmful effects on girls, including increased depression and substance abuse risks. While puberty can be challenging for any child, some youngsters are more prone to experiencing difficulties than others. Children who enter puberty earlier than their classmates may face additional challenges. Although it’s rare, some females begin puberty before age eight, […]
11
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Jul
As a parent, it’s vital that you learn this guide on helping your tween in tracking period arrival dates. It’s easier for a tween or adolescent to deal with menstruation issues when she learns how to forecast her period. She may be more equipped to deal with the discomforts of menstruation, such as cramps, migraines, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Cyberbullying And The Practice Of Catfishing
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Many individuals across the globe are now able to communicate with each other via the internet and social media. As a result, new forms of cyberbullying, like the practice of catfishing, have emerged due to this increased connectivity. Those who aren’t who they claim to take advantage of others by tricking, bullying, and intimidating them. […]
11
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Jul
It’s no secret that hazing has become a major problem in both high schools and colleges. Hazing has been reported by more than a quarter of all college students active in clubs, sports, or other groups. In this article, you will learn about how bullying and hazing are two different things. At the same time, […]
11
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Jul
While some students become bullies in elementary school, others don’t start bullying until they’re teens. The characteristics of a typical adolescent bully can help you spot kids who are on the verge of becoming bullies themselves. To better understand why some kids turn into bullies and others don’t, you can look at the behavior of […]
11
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In this article, you will find answers to why many children are bullying one another on Instagram. Bullies who pretend to be friends are known as “frenemies.” Your children’s lives are made a misery by their nemeses. Master manipulators lead others to believe that their friendship is more than just a means to a purpose […]
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The prevalence of teen dating abuse may surprise you if you’re like most teenagers. Perhaps it only happens to other students in a school hundreds of miles from where you reside. You may also believe that only men can be abusive or that physical abuse is the only type of abuse that matters. This is […]
11
Jul
Jul
Bullying can occur for various causes in the lives of children and adolescents. Prejudiced bullying, on the other hand, focuses on criteria such as skin color, religious beliefs, and sexual orientation. In this article, you will learn about the 3 common types of prejudiced bullying. Prejudice-based bullying typically stems from children’s prejudices and anxieties about […]
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Kids and teens, in particular, yearn to fit in. As a parent, you may help your child feel more at home in the world by fostering solid friendships and by helping them recognize what a bully-proof friendship looks like. According to research, healthy friendships have a beneficial effect on one’s general health and well-being. Anti-bullying […]
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Jul
Jul
Cyberbullying is rising as social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter become more popular among young people. There may be even more incidents that go unnoticed. As a result, parents must be prepared to deal with incidences of cyberbullying. In this article, learn what you can do in helping your children respond to cyberbullying properly. *Image […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Methods For Resolving Problems When Timeout Didn’t Work
11
Jul
Jul
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to disciplining children. It’s time to examine other methods for resolving problems when a timeout doesn’t work. You may have to confess that the “commit the crime, do time” method isn’t working for your child if she’s always yelling and screaming in time out and you don’t notice any change […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How To Introduce The Mind and Body Connection to Your Child
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Jul
Jul
Kids need to grasp the importance of the mind-body link. Physical health and emotional well-being are taught to children regularly. However, the tremendous connection between our bodies and minds may often go unmentioned or unexplored by children. In this article, learn how you can introduce the mind and body connection to your child. As a […]
11
Jul
Jul
The importance of friendships cannot be overstated. Friends may motivate you to attain your goals while also helping you to grow as a person. Aside from that, they’re a great company and can help brighten your spirits if you’re down. However, forming friendships with the wrong kinds of people might cause more harm than good. […]
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Jul
A child’s physical and psychological well-being can be jeopardized by any form of bullying. Children who are targeted may face a variety of difficulties, including anxiety, fear, sadness, low self-esteem, behavioral problems, and difficulties in the classroom. However, cyberbullying can be particularly harmful. In this article, learn more about how cyberbullying affects our children in […]
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Jul
Jul
Bullying is more complex than previously thought, according to those who study it. For example, many people used to believe that bullying was limited to physical abuse and name-calling. However, this is no longer the case. Thoughtless remarks regarding someone’s race or religion are just one of six forms of bullying that can be used […]
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Bullying is sometimes dismissed as a phase that children outgrow. In reality, the majority of parents believe that their children will be safe from bullying once they have completed high school. That’s why it is important for parents to know about the facts about college bullying in this article. Bullies are becoming more common on […]
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Most parents are aware that the first step in dealing with bullying is to contact the school and file a formal complaint. It’s unfortunate, however, that parents don’t always get the response they desire. Some parents though find talking to the school principal about bullying daunting. But in this article, find helpful tips on how […]
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You should be aware of the resources accessible to you when seeking help for bullying or cyberbullying. All things considered, bullying should not be handled on one’s own. Bullying rarely goes away on its own, despite the physical and emotional damage it can cause. To put a halt to this harassment, it’s imperative that parents, […]
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Jul
Even if you don’t see it, there are instances of bullying and cyberbullying all around you. These ‘friends’ are liars who prey on the trust of others. They’re also prone to becoming one-dimensional and a member of a small group or groupies. Kids need to be aware of the difference between real and phony friends […]
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Jul
Bullying in online communities is a growing social problem that has become all too common. Surveys show that one in five tweens and 59 percent of teens have been cyberbullied. And the rate of online bullying appears to be increasing. In this article, learn ways how you can prevent cyberbullying in your lives. Cyberbullying was […]
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Children worldwide are being affected by cyberbullying. As a result, cyberbullying has overtaken bullying as the most common form of harassment for adolescents in middle and high school. Cyberbullying is becoming the most common type of harassment. 59% of U.S. teens have been cyberbullied or harassed online. 90% of youngsters feel it is a big […]
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Tween boys’ puberty signs begin later than girls. This phase in their lives can be difficult for both children and their parents. When you know what to look for, you can assist your tween to get through these major physical and emotional transitions with less stress on both of you. It is important to remember […]
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Jul
Because timeouts work so well for some parents, they’re frequently employed by others. Timeouts don’t work every time, even for parents who notice a shift in their children’s conduct after using them. In this article, find out some common reasons why timeout is no longer working for your child. For other families, timeouts simply don’t […]
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Jul
Children of school age enjoy receiving prizes and despise being defeated. When it comes to encouraging youngsters to make better decisions, simple things like stickers can be effective. In this article, find out why having a list of consequences for bad behavior in children is a great discipline tool that can help you guide your […]
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Jul
As a precaution, kids in the 1950s and ’60s had to practice “duck and cover” drills in the event of a nuclear attack. Now, effective lockdown drills at your kid’s school have become commonplace in schools of all levels. Lockdown drills are now commonplace in schools of all levels, including K-12 and certain colleges and […]
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As youngsters are exposed to pathogens, they are more likely to get coughs and colds. However, catching coughs and colds are ordinary in kids and teens. In this article, learn about the most proper kid’s cough remedies that work at home. It’s hard to watch your child get sick, but it’s a necessary part of […]
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Jul
Bullies use cruel language to avoid taking responsibility for their actions. In this article, learn some of the subtle insults that bullies use. It’s common for someone to say anything negative about others. Even so, it isn’t appropriate. In fact, one of the most damaging types of bullying is the use of cruel words and […]
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Several bullies are big. Some bullies have a following. It’s also possible that some bullies are introverts. Consequently, there is no single bully and no single source of bullying. Children are at risk of bullying their peers for a variety of reasons. Size, temperament, and self-esteem may influence a person’s success. There are situations when […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
People-Pleasing And Bullying What You Can Do About It
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Jul
Jul
Most parents instill in their children the virtues of cooperation, cooperation, and compromise. This desire for peaceful relationships can, however, turn into something unhealthy. Is your youth stuck in the damaging cycle of people-pleasing and bullying? Most often, kids who are too compliant and flexible, especially if they do so at the expense of their […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Spotting The Difference Between Cliques and Friends
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Jul
Jul
Middle and high school students build closer ties and seek purpose. There are more cliques and bullying as everyone tries to find their place in the world. To help you out in spotting the difference between cliques and friends, this article will help you. In order to distinguish between close friends and a clique, it […]
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Jul
Jul
Narcissism is a topic that comes up frequently in casual conversation. They may characterize their friends, coworkers, and neighbors as narcissistic. Their in-laws, wives, and even the instructor of their child’s school could be deemed narcissistic. But in this article, we’ll be talking about the warning signs of a narcissistic bully. It is common for […]
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Jul
Jul
Bullying is a hot topic these days. As a result, the vast majority of parents are well-versed in this subject matter. They discuss bullying with their children and are aware of the warning signs. Even a significant number of parents monitor their children’s online activities. But this article talks about the things that most parents […]
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Bullying is a common occurrence among children, but why? Understanding bullying behavior is critical to helping both bullies and their victims. Adults, on the other hand, must abandon their ingrained biases to achieve this. In this article, we’ll talk about some of the common reasons why kids bully others. Anger management and impulse control disorders, […]
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Jul
Dealing with a bully coach can be one of the most challenging things a parent has to deal with. This type of bully is more harmful and difficult to identify than the ordinary “schoolyard bullies.” In this article, Learn telltale signs that your kid’s coach is a bully coach. Thus, parents often fail to see […]
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When someone offers advice on how to deal with bullying, they usually mean well. Their advice can sound trite and outdated for those who are not trained in or have practical experience with bullying prevention. That’s why parents need to be careful, because bad bullying pieces of advice are not always helpful; some are even […]
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Are you wondering if a sleepaway camp is right for your child? In this articlw, experts answer the queries that will help you decide. While the summer months are ideal for children, they can also present many difficulties for parents. On the other hand, adults don’t receive a month-long vacation from work, and juggling the […]
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Teaching your children life skills will forever benefit them for the rest of their lives. However, according to the aforementioned research, most students don’t learn how to deal with real-world problems until they are in high school. Life lessons don’t have to wait till your kids are teenagers. The sooner you start teaching your kids […]
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Jul
The abilities of academically late-bloomer students don’t show up in the early years. That’s why it is common for a late bloomer to being a person who appeared to be average throughout infancy and into adulthood. The grades of a late bloomer are subpar in the early years of school. Other than being a late […]
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Jul
Jul
An online Chinese tutor may be a good option for those interested in learning the language of those who have already studied it and wish to continue their education. That’s why we reviewed the best online Chinese tutoring sites to help you master it! Putonghua, or Mandarin Chinese, is China’s official language, even though the […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Influence of Sibling Relations on Bullying
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Siblings can learn so much from one another. In this article, learn more about the influence of sibling relations on bullying. People have one of the most challenging yet enduring connections they will ever have with their brothers and sisters. Even if one or both parents die, their children will always have one another and […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Bullying Facts Everybody Should Be Familiar With
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Is there any evidence that bullying has improved or worsened over the past few decades? As recently as the early 2000s, the federal government first compiled official statistics on bullying. That’s why it’s vital you learn about these bullying facts everybody should be familiar with. Many teachers, bosses, and parents have gained a better understanding […]
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Cyberbullies employ a wide range of strategies, from threats to gossip. In this article, learn about some cyberbullying facts that everybody needs to be aware of. The most popular way to describe cyberbullying is as hostile behavior that takes place on a computer or other digital device. Some examples of cyberbullying include calling someone names […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Talk to Your Children About Pornography
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Jul
Jul
It’s probably the furthest thing from our minds, as parents, to consider our children viewing pornography and having to have a conversation about it. But worry not, this article is here to help you with how you can talk to your children about pornography. Unfortunately, things have changed since we were children. It was a […]
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Jul
Jul
A road trip packing list isn’t complete without some essentials. This does not only apply to apparel, of course. Socks, toiletries, and snacks are some of the most common items on our packing lists. Is there anything else that we should not forget? They may be forgotten about. Enjoy your next road trip in class […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How to Be A Successful Sports Team Coach For Your Child
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Jul
Jul
Almost all parents, even those who have never played a sport themselves, have thought of coaching their child’s team at some point, even if it’s just for fun. With these tips on how to be a successful sports team coach for your child, make it a win-win-win play when you’re coaching them in any game! […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Age-Appropriate Spring Cleaning Tasks For Children
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Jul
Jul
Even though spring cleaning isn’t something most people look forward to, everyone benefits when they do it together. And in this article, you’ll find out about some age-appropriate spring cleaning tasks for you and your children. You benefit from professional decluttering and organization services just in time for the arrival of warmer weather, which has […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Instill Productivity in Children
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Jul
Jul
Kids may be hard to motivate to do what they’re supposed to do. But parents and teachers both can use the tips we’ll talk about in this article to instill productivity in children. If you’ve ever felt a rush of adrenaline after putting off everything you needed to do for an entire week, you understand […]
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Jul
Jul
Families have been concerned about the COVID-19 pandemic. It was tough for parents and children to deal with the school closures, mask demands, lockdowns, and the emotional stress of it all. Some parents worry that the COVID-19 vaccine could affect their children’s future fertility. Yet, there is no evidence to support the claim. Pfizer, Moderna, […]
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Jul
Jul
Kids are inundated with messages, data, and visuals daily. They must be able to analyze what they hear and see to create their thoughts and beliefs, whether they are doing it in class, online, or with their friends. In this article, learn ways on how you can raise your kid to be one of the […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Preschooler
How to Spot a Problematic Friendship in Your Child – Friend or Foe?
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Jul
Jul
A child’s life would be incomplete without the importance of friendships. The same cannot be said about friendships; not all friendships are healthy. Your youngster may be left feeling frightened, stressed, and bewildered by some companies. In this article, learn how to spot a problematic friendship in your child. Despite this, children frequently fail to […]
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Jul
Jul
Your youngster asks you on Friday morning if one of their friends can come over after school. You nod in agreement, but something in your stomach tightens up as your child reveals which friend it is. In this article, let’s look at why you might not like the parents of your child’s buddy and what […]
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Jul
Jul
You may be unnerved when your toddler refuses naps, delays bedtime or wakes in the middle of the night, or even wakes up for the day at 5 a.m., especially if your child has been an excellent sleeper up until now. In this article, learn more about the symptoms of sleep regression in your kids, […]
Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Holiday Customs That Encourage Healthy Development
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Jul
Jul
The holiday season is joyous and exhilarating for parents and children alike. Affirming holiday customs that encourage healthy development can support your children’s mental and emotional growth, even if your family celebrates uniquely. Consider the Elf on the Shelf. For many families, this tiny red-suited Elf gives a concrete link to the mythological story of […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Language Concepts Can Be Taught Through Educational Games
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Jul
Jul
Language concepts can be taught to infants and toddlers thanks to educational videos and games. Preschool abilities and brain development can be honed by playing familiar games repeatedly in a good environment. It’s also a lot of fun. A sing-song, lilting tone of voice is essential while interacting with newborns and young children. Teach Social […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Best Ways To Help Your Toddler Adjust To A New Room
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Jul
It is very uncommon for parents of young children expecting a sibling to talk about the challenges of shifting their toddler from their cot to the big kid’s bed. Here are the best ways to help your toddler adjust to a new room. Ensure a Gradual Transition You don’t have to move your toddler immediately […]
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Jun
Jun
Children and teenagers are plagued by a wide range of issues that affect how they think, feel, and act. Seeing a therapist for your child can help them cope. It’s a method to get your child the help they need. Therapy is a place where children may open up and learn how to deal with […]
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Jun
Jun
Periods can be a very confusing event for your daughter. That’s why you need to prepare and get the facts all about period before it happens. When a woman’s menstrual cycle begins, blood begins to leak from her vagina. Signs indicate that she’s nearing the conclusion of puberty. During puberty, your body begins to resemble […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Teaching Children to Use Social Media Wisely
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Jun
Jun
Most kids have a profile on a social networking site and utilize social media. These sites are frequently visited by a large number of people daily making teaching children to use social media wisely has become a top priority for parents. Social media has numerous advantages, but it also comes with a slew of dangers […]
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Jun
Jun
Hair is a mystery. But all you have to do is follow this shaving guide for guys and get a quick, easy, and painless shave. The top of the head is alright, but other body portions can be problematic. Thus some people choose to remove their beards. Older girls may shave their underarms and legs, […]
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Jun
Jun
Life Has Moved On. Some girls can’t wait for them to arrive, while others dread them. The problem is that most girls have conflicting feelings and don’t know what to do about it. Girls grow breasts as they mature and develop. Once a girl has breasts, she will want to get bras. Boys don’t have […]
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Jun
Jun
When boys reach puberty, their body undergoes a lot of changes (say: PYOO-bur-tee). When they’re in their teens, their body begins to grow and develop. As a child enters puberty, there are several indicators that you’re becoming a more mature person. Many of them are present, like your body growing larger, voice-altering, and hair sprouting […]
Education, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
When Pediatric Care Is No Longer Necessary For Your Child
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Jun
Jun
You may remember your child’s first visit to the pediatrician like it was yesterday. The moment will come, though, when your child will require health care for adults. Not sure when pediatric care is no longer necessary for your child and move on to adult healthcare? This article is here to help you decide. For […]
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Jun
Jun
It’s a common theme in movies. Someone gets punched in the genital area. Yow! Most boys might feel embarrassed if they get hurt or have some trouble down there. The scrotum and penis are sensitive parts of the male anatomy. Why? Furthermore, what should you do if you have any discomfort or discomfort “down there”? […]
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Jun
Jun
What is the date of your next period? This is an essential question for females who have yet to have their first period; since menstruating in school can be a nightmare. In addition, it’s on the thoughts of young girls who have just started their periods because their periods don’t always arrive on the same […]
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Jun
Jun
Some children are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their braces. Others are apprehensive about what the event will be like or how they will appear—learning more about braces can be beneficial to improve your smile’s appearance. What Are the Benefits of Braces for Children? If your teeth aren’t perfectly straight, you’re not alone. Check out […]
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Jun
Jun
Line up shortest to tallest! The teacher yells, and the pupils immediately comply. Some children may groan if forced to stand at one of the ends. They’re worried if they’re too big or too small. So what if you’re unhappy with your height because it’s something you can’t change? Some girls think they’re very tall, […]
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Jun
It’s Time to Make a New Beginning Despite its amusing name, what the heck is puberty? One’s body undergoes a period of transition from a child to an adult during the period known as puberty (pronounced: PYOO-ber-tee). Things like girls getting breasts and guys looking more like men are on the table. The only time […]
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Jun
Jun
Help your teen achieve success in high school with these few simple strategies to help them reach their full academic potential. In order to assist their children to succeed at school, parents must be aware and provide a little support and direction. Even though teenagers are eager to establish their own identities, parental participation is […]
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Jun
Jun
What Benefits Do Children Receive from Volunteering? Young people learn about empathy and compassion through volunteer work. And it’s a fantastic feeling to give your time to help others. Family volunteer work can be enjoyable. Consider doing good deeds together as a family now! Doing something fun as a family can actually strengthen the bonds […]
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Jun
Jun
In this article, learn practical ways to help your middle schooler succeed by being more involved. Middle school success for preteens and teens is heavily dependent on parental guidance and encouragement. However, as students become increasingly self-reliant, it can be difficult for parents to determine when they should become involved and when they should get […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Discuss Racism and Race With Children
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Jun
Jun
While there is no one-size-fits-all approach, the earlier parents discuss about racism and race with their children, the better. Some families discuss race and the negative effects of racism on a regular basis. When it comes to discussing racism and discrimination with their children, some parents choose to avoid the subject at all costs. However, […]
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Jun
Jun
Acne is almost inevitable if you’re approaching the age of adolescence. It appears to be a regular aspect of the transition from childhood to adulthood. Knowing that doesn’t help when you notice a giant pimple on your chin in the mirror. It’s good news that you may boost your self-esteem by knowing more about acne […]
Education, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Early Childhood Development and the Magic of Play
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Jun
Jun
The magic of play helps kids in their early childhood development. Explore the perks of play and find out how to encourage playtime in this article. Your 3-year-old may now ride a winged unicorn as the ruler of a wonderful universe, thanks to a frilly outfit, tiara, and magic wand. Taste the pink clouds, and […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety, Special Needs
Teaching Children To Be Wary of Strangers
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Jun
Jun
Our times are filled with bad news of kids being abused by strangers. This article talks about teaching children to be wary of strangers. This dictum of “don’t talk to strangers” has been handed down through the decades by many parents everywhere. However, it’s not always a bad idea for kids to strike up a […]
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Jun
Jun
Disciplining your young child has now become more challenging. Any parents haven’t felt both complete and total love for their child and irritation and wrath at the same time, right? To help you in keeping your child on the right path, here are some tips. Because they constantly push the limits of what’s expected of […]
Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Special Needs
Creating A Financial Plan for Your Special Needs Child
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Jun
Jun
It’s common for parents to be concerned about their children’s futures when they have unique healthcare needs or disabilities. But you can ensure a comfortable life for you and your child. Here are some advice on creating a financial plan for your special needs child. These questions could keep you awake at night. There are some […]
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Jun
Jun
TV, video games, and the Internet may be fantastic educational and entertaining resources for children. However, excessive screen time might have negative consequences. Starting good habits for TV, video games, and the internet with your kids at an early age can help them avoid health issues later in life. You should monitor and limit the […]
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Jun
Jun
Booster Seats: What Are They? The Safety seat a for child in cars are known as a “booster seat.” When a youngster outgrows their car seat, it’s time to switch to a booster seat. Instead of resting on a vulnerable area of the body like the ribs or neck, seatbelts placed on youngsters in booster […]
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Jun
Jun
Dyslexia: WHAT IS IT? Dyslexia is one of the most frequent types of learning impairments. A child with a learning disability cannot comprehend words or numbers because of their difficulties. Dyslexia is a term used to describe persons who have difficulty learning to read, despite their intelligence and desire. Dyslexia Is Caused By… Dyslexia is […]
Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety, Special Needs
Special Needs Checklist for Teens and Young Adults
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Jun
Jun
Your child’s future beyond high school will need to be planned for while they are a teenager. You’re going to have a kid someday. Is it possible to go to college or a vocational school? Is there anything to be done about finding a job? Here’s a special needs checklist for your teens to help […]
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Jun
Jun
When it comes to Halloween, it’s hard to beat the fun for both kids and parents. To ensure that it doesn’t turn into a spooky treat, here are some more tips to help ensure a safe and fun Halloween. Safety Tips for COVID-19 Whether trick-or-treating or attending a Halloween party, children should remain outside at […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Health, Safety, Special Needs
How To Get Help If Your Child Has Special Healthcare Needs
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Jun
Jun
Parents who are raising children often think of juggling soccer games, ballet rehearsals, and grocery shopping when they think of the balancing act of raising children. You have more on your leaf especially when you have a kid with special needs, but it doesn’t mean you need to do it alone. Here’s how to get […]
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Jun
Jun
It’s no secret that parents do everything they can to keep their children safe. Unfortunately, many children have been traumatized. You can help your child’s recovery from the trauma with help from therapy and additional support and comfort from their parents. Trauma is any incident that is frightening, frightening, or destructive. Abuse, violence, accidents, and […]
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Jun
Jun
Most, if not all, of the decisions about your child’s medical treatment, have fallen on your shoulders. Encouraging young people to participate in their health care can lead to outcomes such as improved knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors. It’s never too early to involve your teen or preteen in health care decisions and give him […]
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Jun
Jun
It’s a good idea to have a lot of books around the house if you want to encourage your children to read. Creating a reading-friendly environment is a good way to help your kids become enthusiastic readers. Do you like to read? Ask your children what they enjoy doing. Ask your local library for recommendations […]
16
Jun
Jun
Is this anything that’s ever happened before? Your youngster says, “I’m bored!” when books, toys, songs, food, and electronic games no longer hold their interest. What are your options? Storytelling! Inquiring whether or not someone would be interested in hearing about anything could work. You’ve Got a Story to Tell. Even if you think you […]
16
Jun
Jun
When your child’s summer activities include swimming, playing in the park, riding bikes, and visiting family, it might be difficult to find time to read. Here’s what you can do for a summer reading program for your children in every grade! When school is out, your children’s reading abilities should continue to improve. Some ideas […]
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Jun
Jun
When you listen, you learn. A child’s ability to read expands exponentially from kindergarten through third grade. Parental involvement is critical to get their young readers to improve at a certain age. Listening to books read aloud is a better learning tool for young readers than reading them independently. Hearing books read aloud and having […]