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You may have heard people use phrases like “out of control” or “wild” to describe kids who have a hard time controlling their emotions and impulsive behavior. If they’re talking about your child, you might wonder if your child has a disruptive behavior disorder…
Category: Behavior Psychology, Child Care, Children Psychology, Content Marketing, Health/Psychology, Human/Psychology, Parenting/Children News, Psychology/Behavior, Psychology/EmotionsTags: ADHD, ADHD disorders, ADHD strategy, ADHD study, behavior psychology, children behavior, children emotions, children mental health, children psychology, Is There a Difference Between Disruptive Behavior Disorders and ADHD
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Children today are more likely to consume foods that are delicious rather than nutritious, and most foods that come under the delicious category are usually either highly sweetened or salted, either way the delicious choice is not good for the child at all. It…
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Almost all parents worry about the health and safety of their newborn children. In fact, we’re evolutionarily programmed to scan our environments for any potential threat to the little life we are now charged with preserving. You might worry that your child will stop…
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When it comes to toddler hacks, this one has all the winning components. 1) You probably have the materials. 2) YOU GET TO SIT. And 3) It’s damn fun.Oklahoma City dad Terrance Gay gave his daughter Kayla a thrilling ride by placing her inside…
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You have the school supplies purchased and loaded up in your child’s backpack, ready to start the year on the right foot – but what about making sure your child is equipped with empathy? Establishing strong, successful relationships and friendships are vital to your…
Category: Child Care, Children Psychology, Children/Kids Education, Emotional Science, Empathy/Sympathy StudyTags: children emotions, children empathy, developing empathy, emotional children, emotional empathy, emotional research, Emotions, empathy for children, Teaching kids the importance of empathy can help shut down bullying
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Lawmakers in France recently passed a ban on the use of smartphones in schools, impacting students in their early to midteens. In U.S. school districts where digital device policies are all over the map, parents and teachers are divided on how to curb or permit…
Category: Addiction/Alcohol, Child Care, Children Psychology, Children/Kids Education, Content Marketing, Parenting/Children News, Parenting/PermissionsTags: cellphone addiction, cellphone permission in schools, cellphones for kids, kids addiction to cellphone, kids and cellphones, Parental Debate: Should Your Kid Have a Cellphone in School, parenting, school addiction
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Parents are being admonished to control their children’s use of electronic devices The Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, says parents, who prevent their children from the uncontrolled exposure to electronic devices are worthy of praise. His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Khalifatul…
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There’s no debating that childhood trauma seriously impacts how students learn. Researchers have tied stressful events such as divorces, deportations, neglect, sexual abuse and gun violence to behavioral problems, lower math and reading scores, and poor health. The latest research, from the University of…
Category: Child Care, Children Psychology, Children/Kids Education, Content Marketing, Educational Technology, eLearning Issues, Health/Psychology, Learning/Knowledge, Mental Health, Teacher Strategy, Teaching InnovationsTags: children mental health, Mental Health, trauma, Trauma Can Make it Hard for Kids To Learn, trauma deal, trauma effect, trauma in kids
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Promoting Positivity, Not Fear Traditionally, digital footprint resources tended to focus on the negatives and promoted a culture of fear. This isn’t helpful. Our students are generally heavy internet users and scare tactics are unlikely to make them want to disconnect completely. Nor would…
Category: Business Reputation/Reputation, Child Care, Children Psychology, Children/Kids Education, Content Marketing, Educational Learning Tools, Educational TechnologyTags: business reputation, children educational reputation, digital footprints, digital reputation, footprints, online reputation, reputation and footprints, teachers digital footprints, Teaching Children About Digital Footprints and Online Reputations, weight of digital footprints
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Between headlines about children’s ballooning screen time to growing concerns about the costs of distracted parenting, it’s easy to scapegoat technology for troubling family dynamics. The warm glow of a touch screen threatens to pull children and adults alike from investing in caring and…
Category: Child Care, Children Psychology, Children/Kids Education, Content Marketing, Content Strategy/Generating Content, Educational Learning Tools, Educational Technology, eLearning Issues, Family/Life Matters, Health/Psychology, Tech NewsTags: children connections, family connections, family education, family relations, How Technology Can Help Not Hurt Family Connections, learning technology, parenting education, parenting relations, technologies and family, technology in parenting
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