The nature of children's peer interactions and friendships changes as they develop and grow. Read on for expert articles and useful information on the evolving nature of young friendships and tips for facilitating your child's social success.
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Helping Children with LD Find Social Success
"The primary need of all human beings is to be liked and accepted by other human beings," says Richard Lavoie, a...
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Know Your Odds: How Middle School Kids Get Hurt
Kids get hurt in lots of ways during the middle years. Some of the biggest risks include sex, drugs, depression and...
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Parenting Solutions: Bad Friends
The Problem Red Flags Chooses pals with different values or inappropriate behaviors who influence your child's...
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The Work of Abraham Maslow
Psychologist Abraham Maslow described a hierarchy of needs that he argued provides a model for understanding the need...
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When You Can't Stand Your Kid's Friend's Parents
Here's what you can do when you can't stand the parents of your child's friend.
Source: Education.com
