Piaget Cognitive Development. From infancy through childhood, parents and physicians place great emphasis on physical milestones. Walking, crawling, and the first tooth peeking through pink […]
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Did you know that recreational activities with your child with autism don’t have to be an unsatisfactory, chaotic, and unpredictable? One of the biggest challenges […]
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Effects of divorce on children and families. Each person goes through their own individual experiences and has a way to deal with situations. I personally have […]
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Homework tips for children with ADHD: At school, any child might have trouble with homework. This being not understanding the assignment or taking forever to […]
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There have been so many parents and teachers worried about children not reading properly, confusion letters and having trouble learning to write. Even though not […]
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Being able to provide a setting in which a child can be entertained, and feel comfortable has been an issue that all parents have to […]
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We’ve all had nightmares at one time or another, those terrifying dreams that wake us up startled. Nightmares are normal, but if they cause discomfort […]
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Depression is a serious mental condition that many people suffer from. A lot of people cannot seem to grasp the extent to which depression can […]
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After 9 long months of anticipation and mixed emotions, you finally get to welcome your little bundle of joy into the world. You’ve gained valuable […]
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In today’s world, mental health has become a huge topic on television. Whether it’s documentary style or fiction, we as viewers trust that the media’s […]
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The Montessori Method is an educational method designed to build a child’s independence. This alternative method is used more and more in schools and homes […]
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Piaget theory. How can I tell if my child is developing properly for his age? How do children think, and what are the stages of […]
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Night Terrors. Have you ever been woken up in the middle of the night by the sound of your child screaming? Does it seem like […]
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Everybody is raised in a different way. We have all, at least once, said: “If I did that my (insert parent here) would be so […]
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Dyspraxia. It is commonly seen nowadays: On the one hand, you have the group of children that seems to be able to have no problems […]
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Does your child spend too much time on his mobile phone? The answer is very likely to be yes. In this article, you will find […]
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Pica disorder also called “pica” is not well known but has serious health implications. It is a type of eating disorder in which there is […]
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Anger management for kids is one of the most daunting parent tasks. In the following article, we will explain what is frustration and anger and […]
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Trouble sleeping is common. Whether due to a busy schedule, stress, or other factors, many people struggle to get a healthy amount of sleep. In […]
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Sometimes we find “unruly” and restless children in the classroom, whose grades keep getting worse and disrupt the class any chance they get. They can’t […]
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Your child over 5 years old is still bedwetting? It is a problem that we should try to tackle as soon as possible. Discover in […]
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“Crawl before you walk, walk before you run!” When it comes to childhood development stages, this phrase is certainly true. Before children learn to talk […]
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In this article we address in depth what is the intellectual disability: symptoms and diagnostic criteria, types of intellectual disability and its characteristics, causes and […]
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This will be your new easy to read guide on all things you need to know about conduct disorder in children and teens. From the […]
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Does bonding with your baby affect his or her development for the rest of their lives? Are there any benefits for mothers as well? These […]
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Stress and unmotivated teachers are becoming a common issue among faculty. Low self-esteem, work overload, emotional exhaustion and difficulties in dealing with disruptive, uninterested, rebellious students, […]
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We often hear how the middle child has it the worst, the youngest out of three is known to be spoiled, and the first born […]
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“Sometimes the noise in my life bothers me. It hurts my ears.” These are common things people with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) or Sensory Integration […]
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What does psychopathy mean? What are the signs and symptoms? What relationship does it have with personality? What are the causes? Is there a specific […]
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If your child is diagnosed with hyperlexia, the first thing you may think to yourself is, “what is hyperlexia?” Some people contend that hyperlexia should […]
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Both the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the World Health Organization (WHO) list vaccination as the greatest, and most cost-effective, public health […]
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Echolalia is a natural part of language acquisition. “It’s a beautiful day!” said the mother, to which the child echoed “It’s a beautiful day!” Have […]
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What drives us to join a dance class or paint a picture? What makes some people choose a certain career path knowing that their economic […]
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How many attachment styles are there, how are they developed, what consequences do they have in adulthood, why is it important to build an appropriate […]
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Even though Western society insists that monogamy is necessary for healthy relationships, there are a lot of people who think that monogamy does not work. […]
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Take the Adverse Childhood Experiences Questionnaire: Add up your Yes answers. This is your ACE score. Remember, plenty of people with high ACE scores do very […]
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We all get angry every now and then, but most of the time we’re able to keep it under control. Children, on the other hand, […]
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For many gifted children and adults alike, multipotentiality can be a blessing and a curse. Marked by the ability to excel across numerous fields, the […]
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Are you thinking of choosing the best ADHD medication for your child? Having a child diagnosed with ADHD can be a trying and stressful experience, […]
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There have been many different studies conducted about autism in children that makes us believe that girls have a type of genetic protection against autism. […]
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A relationship between a child and their respective caregiver is a very special one. Because of its specialty it has been investigated by many researchers […]
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Depression is a common diagnosis in today’s society. People feel down all the time, due to every day stressors, due to anxiety, due to a […]
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Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand and control our emotions. It allows us to interpret our own feelings, as well as the feelings of […]
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A child’s brain development is very closely related to experience and external stimuli that they receive from birth. The different senses stimulate the connections that […]
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There is currently no cure for math disability. Even though an official treatment program hasn’t been developed yet and no official medication has been approved, […]
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If someone asked you to think back to your earliest memory, you might remember something from when you were three or four. However, a study […]
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Brain changes in kids learning math Many kids ask their math teacher why learning a particular mathematical concept or skill is important. When helping kids […]
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Brain prepares pregnant women to bond with newborn child When you are pregnant, you may be wondering how to try to make a connection with […]
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For a brain boost, spend time with your grandchildren … but only once in a while Grandparents often say that spending time with their grandchild […]
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Fetal alcohol exposure affects brain structure in children. Alcohol use by expectant mothers can lead to problems with the mental and physical development of their […]
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Concussion effects on child’s brain may last months after injury. The effects of a concussion on a child’s brain can last months after the initial […]
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Scientists discover children’s cells living in mothers’ brains. The connection between mother and child is ever deeper than thought. The link between a mother and […]
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