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Is It Good To Be Gifted? The Flipside To Giftedness In Kids

Is it good to be a gifted? This may sound like a strange question - of course being gifted is good... isn’t it?It's true that kids who score higher on IQ tests will have an academic advantage.
David Palmer, Ph.D.November 14, 2006

Preparing Your Home For Toddler Safety

Children from age one to age three are considered toddlers. It is a time of learning their environment. It is a time for them to explore every corner of every room and everything in between.
Saviz ArtangNovember 14, 2006

Are Your Parenting Skills Good Enough?

The preparation of having a baby is overwhelming, buying bottles, diapers, clothes and setting up the nursery, it is life long preparations in a way because we learn from our own parents and how we were raised.Throughout this process you will find...
Clive JenkinsNovember 14, 2006

The Perfect Mom

Can anyone honestly say that they are a perfect parent? Does society today try to pressure us into being perfect and making us think that if we are anything less we are doing an injustice to our kids?
Heather TopichNovember 14, 2006

How to Lay Low as Helicopter Parents

As your college student is settling into the dorm, are you discovering that letting go is more difficult than you imagined? Even with the pressures you feel as a member of the Sandwich Generation, are you ambivalent about cutting the apron...
Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D.& Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D.November 13, 2006

How To Love Your Kidults By Letting Go

Are you a loving but hovering parent? Parents typically are raising fewer children today and have actively pursued an only-the-best policy from infancy on.
Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D.& Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D.November 13, 2006

The Talk

Scary, scary, scary stuff!!!! My daughter is almost ten, and it was time for The Talk. Truth be told, I was nervous, although I had been planning for The Talk for over a year.
Dawn GoldbergNovember 13, 2006

Peaceful Transitions

Peaceful transitions is probably a misnomer. I'll tell anyone I meet that I don't "do" transitions well. With changes I'm trying to make from the inside as well as changing what I do as a career, there's transition -...
Dawn GoldbergNovember 13, 2006

The Importance Of Play - Are You Allowing Your Children The Freedom To Play?

Play is your child’s way of exploring the world. It is their first discovery of sensation, movement, language and their surroundings and is an essential part of a child’s development.
Helen ThompsonNovember 13, 2006

Ouch That Hurts! A Nursing Mom’s Guide to Treating Plugged Ducts

A plugged duct is a mass of milk or cells that cause the flow of milk to become "stuck". It often happens to women who have an abundant milk supply. You may feel a hard bump on your breast, or have swelling and tenderness.
Carrie LauthNovember 13, 2006