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Choosing a Safe Babysitter

Choosing a Safe Babysitter by Amanda Baker You want to go out – just Mommy and Daddy. That’s perfectly normal, but you can’t find a family member that is available to care for your children. So you decide to hire a babysitter. Hiring a babysitter can be one of the most important choices you have … Read more

How ADD Affects Families

How ADD Affects Families by Sarah K. Jenkins Typically, there is a lot of blame and frustration associated with Attention Deficit Disorder. Depending on how long the problem has gone before being diagnosed, there may be serious mental and emotional scars as family members and the child dealt with issues associated with ADD. This disorder … Read more

Coping with Tantrums

Coping with Tantrums by Ben Sidman Tantrums are never easy to deal with and push parents to their limits of patients. It often seems to be that parents of children with social difficulties have a harder job because tantrums are either more frequent, unpredictable or harder to bring under control. The Difficulties Children with social … Read more

Autism: Is There A Cure In Sight?

Autism: Is There A Cure In Sight? by Lisa Hyde Autism: What causes it, and can it be cured? Autism is a disorder that is affecting more and more children. But many autistic children have been able to lead normal lives. Autism is a developmental disorder that appears in the early stages of development of … Read more

Asperger’s Syndrome Diagnosis – Should I Tell My Child?

Asperger’s Syndrome Diagnosis – Should I Tell My Child? by Nelle Frances To tell or not tell your child or others of their diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome? It’s really a personal decision that has pros and cons on either side. Some parents may struggle with telling a 3 year old they have Asperger’s Syndrome, fearing … Read more

Asperger Syndrome Children and Tantrums

Asperger Syndrome Children and Tantrums by Nelle Frances Children with Asperger’s Syndrome the world over share a common trait – meltdown – otherwise known as a tantrum, a “birko”, a “go-off” or “spack-attack”. The visible symptoms of meltdown are as varied as the Asperger children themselves, but every parent is able to describe their child’s … Read more

Overweight Children – What Can A Parent Do To Help?

Overweight Children – What Can A Parent Do To Help? by Lindsay Small The latest figures released in the US state that 15 percent of children and teenagers are now considered overweight, up from 6{3486a37601380047fa91c48677c80c45da4aeb612c7f659761fd322b96fc1c59} 20 years ago. Statistics in the UK are similar, and rising. Whilst children starve in Africa, kids in the Western … Read more

Learning To Understand And Live With ADHD

Learning To Understand And Live With ADHD by Denise Hoptons Helpful Hints On How To Manage Your Childs ADHD Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a condition that can afflict children. People suffering from ADHD have symptoms such as: 1) They have a low level of concentration and a very poor attention span. 2) Their … Read more

How to Teach Anger Management to Your Child

How to Teach Anger Management to Your Child by Paul M. Jerard Jr. Most of us recognize the continuing escalation of violence around us, due to intolerance, and many of us blame it on somebody else. Parents teach their children, all the time, and when one of us displays “road rage,” while our child is … Read more

Surviving Colic

Surviving Colic by Tammy Pinarbasi Colic is basically uncontrollable crying in a healthy baby. It can come as early as two weeks and last as long as three months. Typically they will cry for hours at a time and may do this a few times a week. If your baby is crying like this and appears … Read more

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