Articles by North Dakota State University Extension Service
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Keys to Enhancing Brain Development in Young Children
Think of young children in your life and imagine what they might become one day- doctor, teacher, astronaut, father,...
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The Guidance Approach to Discipline
In a guidance approach to discipline, parents use methods that reduce conflicts respectfully for parents and...
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Talking to Kids About AIDS
What Adults Must Know Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a serious illness and a public health crisis that...
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Talking With Young Children About Alcohol
Children form opinions about drugs and alcohol at a very early age. Even four and five year olds have definite opinions...
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Kids and Money Goals
Money Goals Webster’s dictionary defines a goal as the end to which an effort is directed. In money matters, it means...
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How Children Use Money
Children, like adults, usually have many opportunities for spending money. The trick, of course, is to spend money...
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Understanding Attachment in Young Children
Why do babies cry when their mother leaves the room? Why do young children seek out a parent for a hug when they get...
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Cash, Check, Debit or Credit Card
Some children learn to identify coins and their values long before they enter grade school. They realize what cash can...
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Activities for Fathers and Children – Let's Communicate!
This section provides a variety of activities that fathers can do to communicate and enhance language with their...
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Communication Ideas for Dads at a Distance
One of the biggest factors that makes it challenging for family members to stay connected today is found in one word —...
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