Children & Development

Articles in Children & Development

By George Kramer 0 comments
Becoming a dad in middle age can make you appreciate life in a whole different perspective. All you need is a little patience and understanding. It is truly a blessing... more »
By Priszack 10 comments
A Parent's Blessing over one's children is powerful, most people are yet to realize it's significance. The Bible talk's about Fathers blessing their children and thus speaking destiny into their lives. It is simple to do and can be done everyday... more »
By Lisa Smegal 1 comments
Every parent has dreams of their child being a genius. That dream can become a reality by making a few changes to your lifestyle, and help boost your child's brain power and help improve their memory. These four easy changes can help give your ... more »
By Francine Sanchez 0 comments
July 24th is birthday to famous female aviator Amelia Earhart. She is an inspiration to all women and is taught like a national hero in Elementary schools. Do your homework and use her birthday celebration to bond with your child and discuss ... more »
By Karen Cotton 0 comments
Perhaps it's their need for hands-on down and dirty fun but pre-teen boys can be reluctant readers. By understanding your child's interests and personality you can find a book which will appeal and hopefully will encourage them to read for ... more »
By danahinders 1 comments
Video games are a tremendously popular form of entertainment among teenagers. Adolescent boys spend an average of 13 hours per week playing video games, while girls play video games for about five hours each week. Because of their interactive ... more »
By WandaB 1 comments
A fever is generally defined as an oral temperature above 99.4 degrees F or a rectal temperature above 100.4 degrees F. It is simply a sign that the body is fighting an infection. Parents tend to get worried but it is actually very common in ... more »
By Deana Case 3 comments
Finding out that your child has autism is painful and often frightening. Life will never be the same, and to add to the stress one does not know what to expect for the future. There are steps you can take that can help you deal with this life ... more »
By cherylceballos 1 comments
Something to recommend... is to agree which is acceptable and what is not at home, and respect each other at the time of discipline your child, once the parents agree, then is time to negotiate with your toddler and teach how to behave without ... more »
By Gump87 0 comments
This is an article on How to EASILY Make Playdough. (Play-doh).. more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
Alone time, or solitude, is healthy for everyone, including babies. Playing on their own helps children develop their own interests. It's important to spend time with your child, but it's also important to give her time to get involved in her own ... more »
By TiffanyPoe 1 comments
Sometimes our children seem to have difficulty learning speech. This article will give you some tips on encoraging laungage for your child... more »
By Beveronius 0 comments
Are you interested in adoption? Do you know anyone who has adopted within your family or circle of friends? What goes into your initial decisions?.. more »
By DandelionMom 2 comments
If you are like me, you have active children who need lots of activity going on. Here are some helpful tips on how to keep your active children happy and satisfied... more »
By Jaconimi 1 comments
Young children need constructive ways to focus their energy sometimes. While free play can be fun, boredom sometimes sets in and the need for more structured activities becomes apparent. One fun activity is to make collages. There are countless ... more »
By Laura Brumback 1 comments
Raising a Special Needs child brings a whole new set of challenges to parenthood, and not all of those are in the home. Choosing the right service providers for your child and your family can be one of the most difficult, and rewarding, ... more »
By xrayness 0 comments
If you are reading this article, then you are interested in learning how to find your child's genius. Your child's genius is a talent or gift that they were born with. If you can bring it out then you will really help your child... more »
By CCrock 4 comments
When your toddler or small child bangs a body part and has a non severe ****oo...ouchy...owie you can use this magic trick to make it go away!.. more »
By Civita Dyer Dyer 0 comments
So, you have a thumb sucker? Are you ready to break that habit? No, I mean are you really ready to break that habit? When you decide to start this process, you will have to be determined and consistent. This is not something you want to start and ... more »
By thesquirrelymom 1 comments
If your child has a problem with bed wetting, get a free sample of underjams for him or her. They are made by the makers of pampers, and they are very discreet looking... more »
By klnygaard 2 comments
How to get kids 10 and under to sleep at a slumber party.. more »
By elmellison 4 comments
For any parent with a little one learning to read, it can be a challenge to keep the bundle of joy interested. In a world where kids are bombarded by video and audio stimulation-reading can, be a down right drag to some kids. The trick is to help ... more »
By drmacab 0 comments
I know television and watching videos can sometimes get bad press but I've watched my 2 year old learn Spanish, the alphabet, colors, counting and more from videos. At a very young age she was able to communicate with us via sign language thanks ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 6 comments
It’s that time of year again—school time—a new beginning for your grandchild with new friends, teachers, classes and activities. Some children get very excited about going back to school and others start to get jittery about four weeks before ... more »
By BlakeXRain 17 comments
Some children, no matter how hard you force them, how you reward them, or how you beg them they wont clean their rooms. (I was one of these kids). Eventually I found a way to make cleaning my room more fun, which in turn made me less rebilious ... more »