A child born prematurely is at a disadvantage as it grows up. The preemies are likely to suffer from disabilities and impairments both physical and mental. This affects their growth and development in comparison to other children of their age.
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A new school year is right around the corner. Here are 10 great children’s books that can help get your kids ready for the first day of class:
- First Grade Jitters: Moving from
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Excessive aggression in young children can lead to problems later on in life. While it is healthy for kids to exhibit some level of aggression in order to defend themselves, high levels can be detrimental, particularly when kids act out physically.
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The rate at which children are becoming obese is alarming. Reasons for this are many with a few common ones being associated to the kind of food consumed at this tender age. The aspect of inactivity is also one that has contributed to the obese scenario....
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Questions come from young children from the moment they start talking. Why, Mommy? How, Daddy? At the end of a normal day, parents often wonder how such a small being could ask so many things. Children are born with insatiable curiosity, something that...
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Ever heard of the phrase \"Do as I say, not as I do?\" This message, verbally and non-verbally, has long been a part of some parents' child-rearing practices. However, following this motto reinforces unacceptable behavior in toddlers and school-age kids....
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Parenting the three- to five-year-old set is hard work! As your babies take their first toddling steps, and then break into a run, it’s a race to keep up with their physical, social and emotional development.
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Parents often wonder if their child is ready academically, emotionally and is socially mature enough for the big changes ahead of them. Kindergarten is the biggest leap your child will...
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