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Jan
31
By: angelie | Discussion (1)

The internet is a big part of life for young people today. In fact, if kids could have access to only one medium, more would choose the internet than the television, or telephone. No doubt, the new technology has plenty of benefits. But the information from the Internet is wide open, leaving it up to [...]



Jan
29
By: angelie | Discussion (3)

“She kicked me!”, “He stole my toys!”, “She doesn’t want to share the swing!” Sound familiar? Though it’s not fun to share your home with a little informer, tattling is normal for kids this age. Independent enough to play by themselves, young grader-schoolers lack strong problem-solving skills as well as the confidence to work things [...]



Jan
27
By: angelie | Discussion (3)

Most 1 year-olds will have similar episodes of frustrations, since they’re at an age when their desires often outpace their abilities. Most anything, a challenging jigsaw puzzle, a lid that won’t come off eaily, or someone who doesn’t understand his grunts can send a toddler into a tearful, body-thrashing tantrum. You may find dealing with [...]



Jan
22
By: angelie | Discussion (2)

  Like many other skills that babies have to master, kissing and hugging are partly physical, partly cognitive and partly emotional. Before your child is able to pucker up and give you his wet and sweet kisses, he’s going to go through some exciting changes, and there are lots of loving ways that you can help. [...]



Jan
21
By: angelie | Discussion (1)

  We all want to be close to our kids, but treating your child like your best friend will turn her into a major brat. You don’t believe me? Well, unfortunately it’s true. Becoming friends with your son or daughter may seem like the perfect way to achieve a close relationship. And it’ll make your [...]