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Teach Your Child to Make Peace
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Teach Your Child to Make Peace
Most childhood conflicts resolve themselves in a fairly short amount of time. Here are some parenting tips to help you help your child make peace.
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Teaching Tolerance
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Teaching Tolerance
Most experts agree that while children are curious about difference, they learn prejudice from others. Here are some parenting tips to help promote tolerance.
kindergarten
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Groom Your Daughter for President
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Groom Your Daughter for President
Could your daughter be president? If you asked parents that question 50 years ago, they'd have said no. Not because they thought she wasn't up to the task, but because the likelihood of her getting elected was next to nil. A new study shows that might no longer be the case.
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The Importance of Playdates
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The Importance of Playdates
A trip to a friend's house may seem ho-hum compared to a ballet class, but it's just as important. Why we can't lose the "playdate."
preschool
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Navigating Youth Sports
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Navigating Youth Sports
Where do sports fit in when it comes to education? Here are some parenting tips about how to manage team time, and help your child find a love of sports.
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Nobody Likes Me: Helping Children Make Friends
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Nobody Likes Me: Helping Children Make Friends
You want to protect your child and you want to ensure that he has plenty of friends. Here are some tools he needs to be social and to be a good friend.
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Mine, Mine, Mine! What if Your Child Doesn't Share?
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Mine, Mine, Mine! What if Your Child Doesn't Share?
Has your child been bitten by the "mine" monster? Here are expert parenting tips on how to teach sharing.
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When's the Right Time to ...
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When's the Right Time to ...
Kids develop at different rates, one child might be ready to tango while another is learning to walk. Here's a guide to some common childhood milestones.
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Tickling Your Child's Funnybone
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Tickling Your Child's Funnybone
Did you hear the one about the class clown who giggled her way to better health and stronger relationships? Keeping the laughter in your child's life.
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What is Concrete Play?
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What is Concrete Play?
Concrete play is any kind of tangible, hands-on play where your child uses his body or hands to manipulate things. A guide to why it's so important.
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Moving On
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Moving On
Tips on how to make a move to a new town easier on your kids. From easing the transition, to how to talk about it, here are some tips on helping them cope.
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Living With Your Child's Imaginary Friend
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Living With Your Child's Imaginary Friend
Are you troubled by your child's omnipresent invisible companion? Rest assured, experts agree imaginary friends are a normal, healthy part of childhood.
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When Clique-y Girls are Grownups: Navigating the Social World of Parenthood
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When Clique-y Girls are Grownups: Navigating the Social World of Parenthood
According to acclaimed author and educator Rosalind Wiseman, there's a whole new world of tricky peer pressure and it's called parenthood.
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How to be Your Team's MVP (Most Valuable Parent)
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How to be Your Team's MVP (Most Valuable Parent)
Team sports can teach a child how to win and lose gracefully and gain important skills. How an overzealous parent can get in his child's way.
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Physical Development Milestones: 2nd Grade
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Physical Development Milestones: 2nd Grade
For many students second grade is a time of leaps and bounds in PE class. Here's a checklist of new movement abilities that second graders are exploring.
2nd grade
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Social Graces: What to Expect From Your High Schooler
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Social Graces: What to Expect From Your High Schooler
Parenting is tough work. What should you expect from a teenager in terms of manners? Here's what's reasonable for a high schooler, and how to teach it.
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Scout's Honor: A Century of Creating Leaders
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Scout's Honor: A Century of Creating Leaders
Creating confident, responsible, and principled individuals is Scouting's mission - and a parent's goal. Here's how to give your child's life skills a boost:
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Your First Grader's Social Life
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Your First Grader's Social Life
Whether it's on the playground or when adult backs are turned, a first grader's peer relationships can tell a lot about what is, and isn't, on their minds.
1st grade
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According to the School Psychologist: 3rd Grade
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According to the School Psychologist: 3rd Grade
Expert advice from a school psychologist on how parents can better understand their third grader.
3rd grade
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Your 4th Grader's Social Life
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Your 4th Grader's Social Life
Wondering about your fourth grader's social life? Here's the skinny on what's going on.
4th grade
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Social Graces: What to Expect in 5th Grade
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Social Graces: What to Expect in 5th Grade
Here is a parenting guide to teaching your fifth grader the basic fundamentals of etiquette.
5th grade
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Your 5th Grader's Social Life
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Your 5th Grader's Social Life
Wondering about your fifth grader's social life? Here's the skinny on what's going on
5th grade
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Gender Differences: Preschool
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Gender Differences: Preschool
By preschool, children identify themselves as male or female, and gender differences in their behavior may already be apparent.
preschool
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Gender Differences: 3rd Grade
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Gender Differences: 3rd Grade
Expert parenting advice on keeping boys and girls fit and healthy in the third grade.
3rd grade
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Gender Differences: 4th Grade
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Gender Differences: 4th Grade
Picture a fourth grader immersed in a book or journal. Was the child you imagined male or female? You probably saw a girl â and your guess was probably right.
4th grade
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