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Memorial Day Family Fun on a Budget
Memorial Day, the unofficial kickoff to summer, is this weekend and its time to start having big fun without spending big funds!
Connecting with Other Parents in the Autism World
"Six degrees of separation." "It's a small world." "The autism community pays it forward." Here's the scenario: Mom of a child with autism throws a party for her son who is turning thirteen. The son invites a new friend from school to the party. The friend can't make it (she's overwhelmed by the anxiety of…
“Hands-On” Parenting
I love massages, I really do. Whether its an intense, hour-long rubdown, or just a simple neck-rub – its the therapeutic touch that eases tension and alleviates stress. So I was especially intrigued to speak with Ms. Jade Lee, who is not only a masseuse – but a practitioner of Infant Massage.
Social Development and Bullying
Conflicts with Close Friends So, lets talk about those close personal friendships – kids will experience more conflicts with close friends than acquaintances. When our friend says something or does something to hurt our feelings it means a lot more than if a stranger did the same thing. Im sure we can relate to that. But, your childs ability to resolve conflicts will mature as they grow older and these challenges are part of that maturation.
Baby Brain Growth
During a baby’s first several years of life, his brain grows at an impressive rate, transforming him from a seemingly responseless — yet adorable — lump to a child capable of communicating and expressing emotion. As you watch your infant make this transition, consider the factors at play within his brain and develop an understanding of what you can do to ensure that his brain develops as effectively as possible.