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Ages 3 years to 12 years old. This section contains information related to all things related to kids development, play time, speech, moods, and learning.

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Guide To Summer Fun With The Kids

Guide To Summer Fun With The Kids

Parenting, Kids, and Summer Fun This summer is my first one home with both my children, ages 3 & 6 years old. I was a little worried that I was not going to be able to keep them entertained and from fighting with each other all the time. I have to say, thus far...

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Is strength training safe for children?

Is strength training safe for children?

How does strength training work? In younger children who are pre-pubertal, strength training works by increasing the number of nerve connections so that when your body fire’s a muscle contraction, it will be more powerful. Your muscles don’t actually “get big” or...

How To Get The Kids Moving

How To Get The Kids Moving

How To Get The Kids Moving This Summer I don’t know about you but this beautiful warm weather always inspires me to get outside and get moving! Exercise seems so much more appealing when the sun is shining and the weather is good. Getting the kids moving can be pretty...

Running Back To Running After Having A Baby

Running Back To Running After Having A Baby

Running Back To Running After Having A Baby My happiness is measured in weekly running mileage, not daily diapers changes. So after having a baby, I was eager to get back to running as quickly as possible. Running gives me back my sanity, helps me through the fatigue...

The Latest From Tantrums & Moods

Separation Anxiety

Separation Anxiety

Separation anxiety disorder can cause a child distress in many different ways but there are times where some children don’t react or seem bothered by it at all- this depends largely upon what stage of development they’re currently going through.

Avoiding Toddler Tantrums – Part 1

Avoiding Toddler Tantrums – Part 1

Avoiding Toddler Tantrums and Disciplining Like A Pro We have two toddlers in my house nowadays. It is fun and exciting watching them grow, but quite a pain at times as well. For those of you with toddlers, or for those that went through this phase, you deserve an...

How To Discipline A Toddler Through Positive Parenting

How To Discipline A Toddler Through Positive Parenting

How To Discipline A Toddler Through Positive Parenting One of the most challenging aspects of parenting is knowing how to discipline a toddler. Have you ever told your child, ‘I will take you to McDonalds if you listen’ or ‘I will count to 3 and then……’ These words...

The Latest From Safety For Kids

Sun Safety For Kids

Sun Safety For Kids

Sun Safety For Kids Sun care is an important topic of health and safety for children. I am sure it seems far away right now, but the summer is coming and soon we will need to be protecting our children and ourselves. It is a balance, as our children do need vitamin D,...

Childproofing Basics

Childproofing Basics

Childproofing your home will help prevent accidental injuries to new movers, active toddlers, and curious preschoolers, so exploring can be fun and adventure filled.
For mom & dad, we always suggest getting down on your knees … read more

The Latest From School & Learning

What is Attention Deficit Disorder?

What is Attention Deficit Disorder?

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a disorder that is usually diagnosed in childhood but may extend into adulthood. Someone with ADHD is generally restless, has problems paying attention, and usually acts on impulse (with no care of the outcome).

How Does Learning Happen?

How Does Learning Happen?

How does learning happen follows four foundations, belonging, well-being, expression, and engagement. These foundations are geared to ensure that children are reaching optimal learning and development.

6 Ways to Bust Back To School Jitters?

6 Ways to Bust Back To School Jitters?

6 Ways to Bust Back To School Jitters? I can't believe my oldest son, Dylan, is starting Junior Kindergarten this year and my youngest is starting pre-nursery. Despite the fact I still call them my babies, the truth is they are growing up. I think most parents feel...

10 Tips For Back To School Success

10 Tips For Back To School Success

Back To School Success - 10 Tips For Parents   It’s time for back to school, your kids are excited and maybe a little nervous. For the child with a learning difficulty, going back to school can be especially anxiety ­provoking. So how can a parent help her child...

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