Talking About Autism
An expert Q&A about autism.
Educating Children About Online Safety
As the Internet is becoming more and more accessible to families, an increasing number of parents are introducing their children to online culture at a tender age.
Speech And Language Development: What Is Normal, And What Isn’t
Every child develops at his or her own rate. While it is human nature to compare your child with other children in a peer group, children accomplish speech and language skills at different speeds.
11 Pointers for Protecting Children In and Around the Water
Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury/death for children and adolescents, and children ages 1-3 are especially vulnerable.
How To Be An Effective Breastfeeding Advocate
Although science supports breastfeeding, we don’t need to look far to find a social stigma against it. As breastfeeding advocates, it is important that we acknowledge this stigma exists, and then empower mothers in their choice to breastfeed.
Stranger Danger Online: Protecting Children On The Internet
Today, parents have the concern that strangers may not only lurk in physical spaces, but that they might approach their children in the cyber world.
How To Respond If Your Child Is Bullied
Adhering to these suggestions will help your child feel comfortable talking to you, allowing you to come up with strategies to end the bullying, enhance self-esteem and build resiliency.
Does Your Child Have Dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a term used to describe people who struggle to read despite being bright and having reasonable opportunities to learn to read.