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Holiday Stress and Divorced Families

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This short article outlines some of the extra stresses that divorced families encounter during holiday seasons and suggests strategies parents can use to help control these additional...more
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This short article outlines some of the extra stresses that divorced families encounter during holiday seasons and suggests strategies parents can use to help control these additional strains.
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Brain Wonders - ZerotoThree

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This article provides detailed information about the development of the brain in children from birth to age three. The content covers motor development, emotions, language, the senses,...more
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This article provides detailed information about the development of the brain in children from birth to age three. The content covers motor development, emotions, language, the senses, and other topics. This content would be especially useful for first-time parents
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Growth Charts - KidsHealth

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This article can help parents learn how to use and understand growth charts used by health care professionals to measure the development of infants and young children. The text explains...more
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This article can help parents learn how to use and understand growth charts used by health care professionals to measure the development of infants and young children. The text explains how these charts are used to assess a child's development.
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A Parent's Guide to Surviving Adolescence - KidsHealth

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Here's a well-written site that offers a collection of ideas and experiences from parents of teens on how to make the most of what can be trying years. There is ...more
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Here's a well-written site that offers a collection of ideas and experiences from parents of teens on how to make the most of what can be trying years. There is an empasis on consistency, communication, and regular contact, with plenty of links to additional resources for dealing with specific problems. This one's a winner.
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Backpack Safety - KidsHealth

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Backpacks are great, but an overloaded pack can pose a risk of injury to your child. This article suggests ways to be sure that your child's backpack isn't doing more ...more
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Backpacks are great, but an overloaded pack can pose a risk of injury to your child. This article suggests ways to be sure that your child's backpack isn't doing more harm than good.
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Nine Steps to More Effective Parenting - KidsHealth

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This article offers nine general principles which parents can use to ensure that they are providing caring, consistent parenting for their children. The content can help parents strike...more
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This article offers nine general principles which parents can use to ensure that they are providing caring, consistent parenting for their children. The content can help parents strike a balance between nurturing and discipline as their child grows.
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Choosing and Instructing a Babysitter - KidsHealth

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Here's a brief but thorough summary of what parents should look for in a babysitter and what instructions any sitter should have. The page includes links to additional resources. ...more
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KinderArt

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Here's a ready source for thousands of art ideas, projects, and activities for primary students. Seasonal and theme activities provide primary teachers or parents with lots of instructional...more
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Here's a ready source for thousands of art ideas, projects, and activities for primary students. Seasonal and theme activities provide primary teachers or parents with lots of instructional options. This site also includes a variety of craft projects.

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Children and Family Moves - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article from the American Academy of Child Psychology on helping children cope with a move. ...more
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An article from the American Academy of Child Psychology on helping children cope with a move.
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Home Alone Children - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article from the American Academy of Child Psychology on "latchkey kids" and how parents should handle the situation. ...more
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Children who Steal - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article to help parents cope and understand why a child would steal. ...more
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An article to help parents cope and understand why a child would steal.
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Pets and Children - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article about helping children become comfortable with pets and handle the responsibility. ...more
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An article about helping children become comfortable with pets and handle the responsibility.
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Parenting - Preparing for Adolescence - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article helping parents prepare for their child's adolescence. ...more
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An article helping parents prepare for their child's adolescence.
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Children and Firearms - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article on addressing the issues of children and firearms. ...more
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An article on addressing the issues of children and firearms.
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Making Day Care a Good Experience - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article to help parents insure that they have a good daycare experience. ...more
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An article to help parents insure that they have a good daycare experience.
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Children and Divorce - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article addressing how children process divorce and what parents can do. ...more
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Teenagers and Eating Disorders - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article addressing the many issues that surround teenagers and eating disorders. ...more
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Teens and Safe Driving - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article focusing on how to help teens become safer drivers. ...more
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An article focusing on how to help teens become safer drivers.
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Normal Development: Middle and Early High School - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article about the change in children as they develop. ...more
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Normal Adolescent Development: Late High School - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article about the development of teens as they enter the upper high school years. ...more
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