Recognizing Signs of Bullying

Recognizing Signs of Bullying

During the 2021-2022 school year, about 19% of students between the ages of 12 and 18 reported being bullied at school and 22% reported being bullied online or over text messaging. While these numbers are lower than those reported in U.S. schools a decade earlier, they are still significant, and no less concerning – especially, […]

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Early Language

Building Early Language Skills

Children acquire language and speech skills, as the brain develops and matures. The period when children begin developing early language skills begins in infancy and continues until a child reaches age three. The first three years of life encompass the most intensive time for learning language. Early language development begins with a child’s first milestones

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homework stress

Managing Homework Stress: How Parents Can Support a Child’s Academic Success and Emotional Well-Being

While a moderate amount of academic pressure can motivate children and teens to perform well in school, an excessive amount can be significantly detrimental. Whether the pressure comes from difficult classes, societal pressure, a parent, external factors, or the high standards they have set for themselves, kids under too much academic pressure often experience negative

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Baby-Proofing

Baby-Proofing Your Home

Whether you’re expecting a baby or moving your family with small children to a new home, you must baby-proof your house to create a safe environment. According to the National Safe Kids Campaign, accidental injuries are the leading cause of death in children under 14. Household dangers include risks of drowning, burns, poisoning, falls and

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Infant colic

Managing Infant Colic

Infant colic is the medical term for a condition with which healthy babies cry for prolonged amounts of time without any obvious reason. Infant colic is diagnosed when a baby cries for longer than three hours per day, more than three times a week, and for more than three weeks. Colic is only diagnosed after

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Encouraging Healthy Eating Habits

From infancy through childhood, nutrition plays an integral role in a child’s physical and cognitive development. You have probably heard the saying that nutrition is the building block of life, and that saying is accurate because every cell within the body relies on vitamins, nutrients, and calories to function properly. Balanced nutrition supports healthy growth

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Nutrition for infants

Essential Nutrition for Infants: What Parents Should Know

Nutrition is often regarded as the foundation of health, growth, and development. Proper nutrition for infants is vital to the child’s current and future wellness, health, and physical and mental development. During the first two years, infants only consume small amounts of food, so every bit needs to count. Parents must understand what constitutes proper

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