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How to Teach Kids the Importance of Giving
“I want one,” “Give me that,” and “That’s mine” are all pretty familiar sounding phrases to most parents. A child’s world is naturally all about himself, so looking out for number one is really not selfish behavior. Children need to learn that giving is as important as taking, and although a little maturity will help get that message across, there are lots of steps parents can take to help kids understand and appreciate the importance of giving.
What to Pack for a Planned C-Section
Once upon a time, I was a Labor and Delivery Room (L&D) nurse at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. It was probably one of my most favorite places to work because I truly loved supporting moms (and dads or other significant family members) through their birth experience and felt that each baby born wa
Tooth Terror: Getting Ready for Your Child’s First Trip to Dentist
The following is a guest post byAaron Schulman When you decide to have a child your life is filled with enjoying your special little ones firsts. You enjoy his first steps, first words, the first time he runs up to you and gives you a great big hug.
What is the Right Number of Aides for Your Child with Autism?
What is the right number of aides for your autistic child? In this blog, Im discussing one-to-one or respite aides and not therapists or facilitators.
How to be Your Child With Autism’s Aide
You may be used to having an aide for your child. They could be school aides, respite aides, one to one aides, and even therapists. It may seem like your child almost always has an aide around who knows how to deal with all the myriad of behaviors that happen with our kids. What should you do when you have to act as your childs one to one aide?