Behavior
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January 14, 2002
How to prevent difficult daycare drop-offs.The Clinging Daycare Child -
January 07, 2002
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June 11, 2001
Terrible Twos
“Acting out in the form of tantrums is not only common in toddlers, but also perfectly normal.” That’s fine, but please! How can I prevent it? -
April 16, 2001
Pros And Cons Of Preschool, Part 1
The necessity and value is discussed in a frank and hopefully unbiased manner. You must be the judge of what is best for your child. Base your decision on fact, not emotion.
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March 26, 2001
Normal Breast Development In An Adolescent Male
Two-thirds of all males experience gynecomastia at mid-puberty. Is it a problem or not?
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February 19, 2001
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February 05, 2001
When Children Tantrum, Part 2
Older children who tantrum are discouraged. They don’t know how to get their needs met through appropriate behavior. Parents can assist their child to learn positive ways of getting the attention, power and control that he wants. The process may not be quick, but with commitment, consistency, and follow through harmony can reign in your family.
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January 01, 2001
When Children Tantrum, Part 1
Temper tantrums in children often bring out parental feelings of inadequacy, helplessness, or revenge. These responses do not effectively assist a child during a tantrum. In this two-part article, we will explore strategies that allow both parent and child to emerge from a tantrum in integrity. This month focuses on tantrums in the very young child.
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May 01, 2000
Bipolar Disorder: Does It “Happen” To Children?
An examination of bipolar disorder, its diagnosis and treatment in children. -
February 08, 1999When Children Steal: Part 2
Knowing what lies behind stealing helps parents recognize patterns that may be occurring in other parts of their child’s life. It also assists them in understanding needs that aren’t being met in his life so that you can teach him to meet them in socially appropriate and effective ways.
A look at separation anxiety disorder.