Learn why your child pretends to be sick and how to encourage him to have a love for school. You’re rushing through the morning preparations for school when your little girl complains, “My tummy hurts, ...
Parents with pre-schoolers are often on the search for activities that can help prepare their children for the basic or fundamental skills they need for school, usually termed as “the three R’s,” namely reading, writing ...
A child is said to be underachiever if he performs at a level that is below his actual ability. Underachievers usually begin as bright and very verbal preschoolers, but at some point, their love for ...
Discover how the brain ticks and what you can do to fuel your child’s brainpower. In his neuro-developmental research in the 1960s, American psycho-biologist and Nobel Prize winner Roger W. Sperry, Ph.D., discovered that the ...
The best time to develop your child’s brain is during his early childhood. The right kind of stimulation during this period will create the necessary connections in his brain which will promote intelligence and emotional ...
This is an overview of your baby’s emotional development from birth to the first year of age. The time frames presented are averages, and some children may achieve various developmental milestones earlier or later than ...
“Kids develop differently.” The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says you should avoid comparing your child’s abilities with those of his peers; some children are just naturally more talkative than others. Don’t be discouraged if ...
Make no mistake about it. What you feed your child makes all the difference in the world; it will affect how his body grows and how his brain develops. Here, we’ll show you deliciously simple-to-do ...
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