According to a survey undertaken by the American Psychological Association in 2010, almost 1/3 of teenagers and even younger children are regularly so stressed and anxious that it manifests in physical symptoms such as nausea, ...
I’ve always been a good student and enjoyed going to school but nothing beats summer vacation because this is the time when I went to summer camp and had some of the best experiences of ...
It is never too early to make summer plans for your children. Before you know it, school is over and you are left with a house full of kids either running around or just lying ...
School, sports, music, tutorials… Does your child have too much on his plate? These days, it’s not unusual to see a grade schooler heading off to soccer practice right after the school bell rings for ...
Here’s how to handle your child’s classic case of “I waaaaaant!” and “Gimme! Gimme!” “Pester power” is a marketing term that refers to a children’s ability to persuade their parents to purchase items they otherwise ...
Here’s the lowdown on five shocking kiddie behaviors and ways to deal with them. Picking their nose, chewing with their mouth open or constantly having their hand “down there” — wondered how your child picked ...
The first year of life – from birth to 6 years old of age – are crucial to a child’s development. During these formative years, his emotional, mental and psychological characteristics are established. Through his ...
Before a child reaches the age of three, 75% of his brain will have grown completely. At this early stage, a child’s early experiences are critical to his emotional and intellectual development. The right stimulation ...
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