Five Don’ts When Your ADHD Child Is Upset or Angry
Parents dread having to deal with meltdowns. However, parents of children with ADHD may face more meltdowns than other parents. Children with ADHD are more […]
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Moving Onwards – Your 18-Month-Old
Your baby is now a toddler and at 18 months it’s exciting to see how quickly she’s learning and developing. She’ll have a mind of […]
How to Teach Mindfulness Meditation to Children
Mindfulness meditation is practiced sitting with eyes closed, cross-legged on a cushion with your back straight. Attention is put on the movement of the abdomen when […]
Why Early Intervention Programs Benefit Kids with Developmental Delays
Parents often have a vision of how the first few years of their child’s life will go – filled with the traditional milestones of rolling […]
4 Parenting Lessons from March Madness
Brackets, cash prizes, bragging rights, upset,s and watch parties – what more could a college basketball fan ask for? Sports fanatics anxiously await the arrival […]
How to Keep Your Kids Safe Online
All parents know that keeping up with children can be difficult and exhausting. From the minute they wake up until their head hits the pillow at […]
2 Activities That Will Help Wire Your Child’s Brain For Learning
Some of the collateral damage in the wake of the No Child Left Behind law is the decrease in two areas of instruction, physical education […]
How Exercise Can Improve Academic Performance in Kids with ADHD/ADD
A recent research study published in the January issue of The Journal of Abnormal Psychology found that 20 minutes of exercise before the start of […]
ADHD Teens and Driving: 4 Safety Strategies
If your teen has ADD or ADHD, the prospect of passing his or her driving test can be daunting. ADD can affect a teen’s social […]
6 Things to Consider When Monitoring Your Family’s Screen Time
Kids today spend much of their time in front of a screen, be it a TV, computer, smartphone, or iPad. Technology has many positive uses and […]