For young children, low-intensity parallel play can quickly escalate into a high-intensity exchange. When toddlers feel overwhelmed, they begin to
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Playdates can be a wonderful opportunity for our children to socialize. We attend them with the hope that our kids will
Changing Your Child’s Sleep Routine
My friend, Nika, recently asked me a question: “My three-year-old daughter, Lisa, goes to sleep relatively easily, but I always lie
“That’s Mine!” “Johnny took my shovel!” “Sally is in my spot!”“I want to go first!” As parents and teachers, how often
What if He Doesn’t Want to Learn?
We all hope and wish that our children will develop a love for learning. But what if they don’t? What if
It is easy to send a message of acceptance as well as to withdraw acceptance. Last summer, I was visiting my
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Have you ever wondered if conflicts are good or bad? We often witness our children getting into conflicts, and for