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Pre-School Prep for Your child
Video Description: Learn how to effectively prepare your child for entering preschool or pre-kindergarten, what social aspects you should be concerned about, and what preparations you should make along with your child before the beginning of the school year. Related Article Subjects: how to prepare your child for entering preschool, Child, children, environment, kid, kids, parent, parenting, parents, prekindergarten, pre-kindergarten, prep, preparation, prepare, preschool, pre-school, school, socializinghow to prepare your child for entering preschool
What is Children's Art Day
In this art video learn all about children's art day and the activities you should do on this...
How to get an ID for Your Child
Nancy McBride gives some basic children safety tips, and discusses where can parents get an id for their...
Discussing Safety with your Child
In this video series, Nancy McBride, discusses the topic of child safety and how can parents discuss child safety with their...
Child Bereavement - Death of Children
Steve Shelov MD FAAP Parenting Expert Chairman of Maimonides Infant and Children's Hospial of Brooklyn Author of "Your Baby's First Year" and "Caring For Your Baby and Young Child" from The American Acad. of...
How to Toilet Train a Child with Autism
Frank R. Cicero,M.S., BCBA - the Director of Psychological Services Eden II School For Autistic Children explains How to Toilet Train a Child with...
Early Child Development Part 4
Henry Joseph Hasson, MD Pediatric Neurologist - Children’s Hospital at Montefiore... How Can I Get My Child to Stop Teasing?By: Rohan Nardia | 24/10/2008 | BabiesThe best course is to help him develop his emotional intelligence (loosely defined as the ability to cope with one's own feelings as well as those of others). This will enable him to sense when his teasing is mean-spirited, hostile, or simply inappropriate. Here are some tips: The Bala Mela, Bangalore- Childrens Carnival Poised for a World RecordBy: Angel Verghese | 01/06/2009 | Causes & OrganizationsI missed the BALA MELA 2008, reportedly a unique event which even attracted the attention of Mr. Rahul Gandhi, who is regarded as a symbol of youth in India. A chance meeting with Jo Nambiar, convener of the BALA MELA at the British Library prompted me to take this interview. I am posting it here for the record. Children Safe at HomeBy: p.n | 18/11/2007 | BabiesAdults and parents are responsible for all aspects of our children are safe at home, and the importance of the region to improve the following safety tips for children will be sufficient answer! Child safety of the home where the accident occurred, and weaken the ongoing effects have whois include burns, family, and irrational fear, blindness, or even death! Children safe at home ahead with relative ease, when parents and carers to understand and apply some basic safety tips for a child. Child ObesityBy: James Rouse | 15/11/2008 | Weight LossOver the past 3 decades child obesity rates have increased drastically. Parents, schools, and the community can be influential in preventing and solving the child obesity problem. Your Child and UnderachievementBy: Angela Abbette | 10/05/2007 | EducationOur culture celebrates high achievers, and we are one of the most productive nations in history. Yet many educators agree that underachievement is among the most serious problems facing our schools today, affecting nearly one out of four children. Child Care - 3 Points That Make It Imperative!By: Abhishek Agarwal | 26/01/2009 | ParentingThe basics of good parenting require that a child's health, safety, academics and emotional development all be taken care of while in an environment that is conducive to their all-round well-being; licensed daycare centers today strive to provide the best of all these factors and therefore are a preferred choice of many working parents. Tips to Foster Creativity in ChildrenBy: John Parks | 27/03/2009 | ParentingCreativity is essentially a form of problem-solving but it involves solving problems in which there are no easy answers. This is a critical skill for success in school as well as adulthood. There are parenting skills that can encourage creativity to develop in our children. If You Think Your Child Has ADHDBy: R. Shelly | 18/03/2009 | Alternative MedicineYour child is never still. His or her attention skips like a stone on a pond, skittering away, leaving chaotic ripples behind to disrupt the lives of everyone involved. Maybe the thought comes to you as you watch your child racing endlessly around your living room. Maybe a teacher, or a friend’s mother, asks if your child has ADHD.
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