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4 Alternative Career Paths for Teen School Leavers
by Editorial Team September 13th, 2017 | Teens4 Unexpected Movements in Your Baby’s 1st Year
by Marnie Bii September 12th, 2017 | Development, Infants/ToddlersGetting A Mind For The Business Behind General Dentistry
by Editorial Team September 5th, 2017 | ElementaryTeen’s Perspective on Back to School Behavior
by Sam P. September 5th, 2017 | School, Teens
3 Ways to Have Fun and to Build Character in Tweens
by Lori Sciame October 29th, 2015| Entertainment, Tweens
Tweens have a seemingly endless supply of energy and enthusiasm. Take advantage of these positive qualities by enlisting their help with volunteer efforts. You will not only be keeping your child entertained, you will be helping him or her to build character. While some might argue that volunteering cannot
How to Foster Effective Communication in Children
by Lori Sciame October 28th, 2015| Communication, Elementary
Every person has strengths and weaknesses. For example, some people are born communicators, while others struggle to connect with their peers. As a parent, you must assist your child with becoming an effective communicator, even if he or she can be classified as "shy" or as an "introvert." This does
Develop a Child’s Values to Ensure Their Success
by Joe Lawrence October 27th, 2015| Behavior, Preschool
School Social Media Policy: What I Want as a Parent
by Jane Wangersky October 23rd, 2015| School, Teens
Our local school district recently came up with a first draft of an official social media policy, but it was quickly sent back to be reworked. One problem was that the policy tried to be one-size-fits-all: Students, teachers, other employees, and even school board members. Another, probably more serious,
Communicating With Your Tween
by Gary Hays October 22nd, 2015| Communication, Tweens
The tween years are awkward for kids. They are slowly surrendering their beloved childhood, yet sometimes are reluctant and apprehensive about crossing that full-fledged teenager line. Generally, this apprehension to forge forward can be contributed to a fear of the unknown, so the transition is many times a gradual
: Common Contact Lens Complications (& How to Avoid Them)
by Editorial Team October 22nd, 2015| Teens
Wearing contact lenses isn’t as straightforward as it may seem. When you buy contacts from online retailers like Lens.com, there are precautions you will need to take in order to keep your eyes healthy. Following a daily cleaning regimen and using the contact solution recommended by your eye
The Importance of Pretend Play for Preschoolers
by Marnie Bii October 20th, 2015| Behavior, Preschool
As your preschooler insists on changing her name for the 100th time this week, you might wonder about the benefits of engaging in pretend play sessions. Preschoolers actually explore their world internally by initiating this type of imaginative play. They may try out new personas, act out different scenarios
Tooth and Gum Care Tips for Infants and Toddlers
by Marnie Bii October 19th, 2015| Care, Infants/Toddlers