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Amazon Prime Big Deal Day Halloween and Home Finds
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Dealing with Two Year Olds: How To Make Your Life Suck Less
From my experience with 2 year olds, you can expect a lot of “No” and “I don’t want to.” This is developmentally appropriate, although it makes your life suck. However, there are some things you can do to make your life suck less. Pick your battles. So she doesn’t get dressed, who cares. It’s not…
Taking Meetings From “Dull and Dreadful” to “Energetic and Effective”
A friend recently remarked about how she was bored to tears at one of her team meetings. I was surprised to learn there is a name for this feeling-- “meeting narcolepsy,” and even a support group on LinkedIn for employees suffering from it. Meetings happen in every office, every line of business, and there’s no…
Ways to Deal With Depression in Children
While we often think of depression as an illness affecting adults and adolescents, children can also experience depression. Treatment options for children include inpatient or outpatient therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy and antidepressant medication, as well as treatment for other psychiatric disorders that may contribute to depression. Early detection, diagnosis and treatment are essential in cases of childhood depression.
How to Deal With a Child With Behavior Problems
When you became a mom, you likely had dreams of your child’s polite and courteous behavior and looked forward to the tender moments you would share. While you have likely had some of these positive times, if your child is a particularly behaviorally challenging tike, these moments could be few and far between. To increase the prevalence of this positive togetherness time and help your child develop the social skills necessary to exist as a productive member of society, you must tackle his behavior problems head on.