| You've already discovered that your child is every bit as complex and wonderful as any adult. And it’s been a while since you were a child so it is sometimes difficult to understand her behaviors and needs. |
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This age of technology has made information available in abundance—both volume and content. Whether you’re looking for something because you are interested and have time, or you are in need of immediate help and guidance---our library is here for you.
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| Positive Parenting involves understanding the "whole child." You will find information here to help you with specific questions and situations---especially for those times when you are in a pinch. This is your reading room. |
Biting/Rough Play
When your young child exhibits aggressive behavior (biting, hitting, pinching) you may feel embarrassed or even a little frightened. Aggressive behavior at this age is usually caused by one of two things. more...
Sibling Fights
It’s a fact of life: almost all siblings will go through a period of time (days, weeks, months, even years!) where they fight. This is just one way that children learn about conflict and getting along with others. more...
The days of sending your child to kindergarten to learn his colors, letters and numbers are in the past. Brain research has shown that children learn so very much in their early years, and there are now many ways you can enrich your child’s learning and development. More…
Start Smart
Start Smart's goal is to help children age birth to three get ready for kindergarten and success in life.
Zero to Three
Zero to Three brings together the fields of medicine, child development, research science and human behavior, to focus exclusively on the first three years of life.
Kindergarten Readiness
Your highest priority is your child’s health and safety. And there are many forces in today’s world that did not exist---or were not discussed---when you were a child. Learn some of the latest findings, how to apply them to your family, and how to ensure that others who are entrusted with the care of your child follow good practices.
There are many books, periodicals, publications and websites that contain helpful information for parents. Click here for a list that can be a starting point for you…
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