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By midsummer, many adults are thinking of ways to provide something for children to do until school begins. Why not start a gardening project?
It happens often when children receive a gift. The youngsters often are happier playing with the box than the present. Although amused at first, the gift-givers may soon suspect that their money was ill-spent.
Books make great holiday gifts for your preschooler. They can be fun and engage your child’s developing mind.
Parents can help children prepare for kindergarten by taking several actions before the first school bell rings.
Each of us wonders whether our children are developing appropriately and if they’re achieving as they should. These are guidelines on what to expect from your child at age four. Remember that these are only guidelines. Child development is not age-specific.
Parents want their children to be successful in school and in life. Starting early can give children a foundation for success.
Active listening means paying careful attention to what others are saying. Follow these steps to improve active listening skills. (PDF Format Only)
For both parents and children, visitation is critical to maintaining a sense of connectedness both during and after a divorce. Tips for smooth visitations, constructive parenting goals and a list of visitation do's and don'ts.
