Helping Kids Learn to Get Along
Helping kids learn to get along and build relationships is one of the most important things caregivers can do for them. Social skills are the key to a successful future.
This category is about child development. Learn about behavior and guidance, physical development, feeding children, building self-esteem, manners, sleep, separation anxiety, play and much more.
Helping kids learn to get along and build relationships is one of the most important things caregivers can do for them. Social skills are the key to a successful future.
Is there a connection between food and behavior problems in kids? What you feed kids makes a night and day difference in child behavior problems
How much should my child be eating? Many times we think kids aren’t eating “anything” when they are eating the appropriate portion sizes for their age. Find out what appropriate portion sizes for young kids really are.
Are kids fifty million times worse for their parents than at school or daycare? Why do kids act out when parents are around?
I was a strong-willed child, and I raised one. I know how frustrating it can be to have a battle of the wills with a small child, but there is help!
Conscious discipline for toddlers and preschoolers will help with biting, hitting, and other difficult behaviors. Her book and training will help parents and children live better.
What is the best way to teach a child? Modeling behavior! Children will repeat behaviors they see. If you want to see who you are, spend time with kids.
Language development can be encouraged. There are things you can do to help children’s speech develop and what to do if you think they’re behind.
Outdoor play is on the decline at alarming rates. What’s the harm? Find out the many benefits of outdoor play for kids and give them a healthier future.
Play time is fun, but what about real learning? There are some very important facts we as caretakers should know about play. Play is vital for learning and development. Kids will succeed at their optimal levels if allowed enough free play time.