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Helping Your Child Learn to Read(Part2)Learning to read in school Most children learn to read by 6 or 7 years... -
Helping Your Child Learn to Read(Part1)How can I help my child learn to read? Reading books aloud is one of... -
Are Time-Outs Helpful or Harmful to Young Children?(Part3)By Claire Lerner Choose a time limit best suited to your child. One approach is... -
Are Time-Outs Helpful or Harmful to Young Children?(Part2)By Claire Lerner Create a special, safe space. In my household, we established the “cozy... -
Are Time-Outs Helpful or Harmful to Young Children?(Part1)By Claire Lerner What's a parent to do when one of the most commonly used... -
Movement: 4 to 7 MonthsIn her first four months, your baby established the muscle control she needed to move... -
Movement: 8 to 12 Months(Part3)Although both of you will feel excited over this dramatic development, you'll also find yourself... -
Movement: 8 to 12 Months(Part2)Stairs are another ready-made—but potentially dangerous—obstacle course. Although your baby needs to learn how to... -
Movement: 8 to 12 Months(Part1)At eight months, your baby probably will be sitting without support. Although she may topple... -
10 Tips to Prevent Aggressive Toddler Behavior(Part3)When to Call the Pediatrician: If your child seems to be unusually aggressive for longer... -
10 Tips to Prevent Aggressive Toddler Behavior(Part2)Instead of fighting. Teach your child to say "no" in a firm tone of voice,... -
10 Tips to Prevent Aggressive Toddler Behavior(Part1)There are many times when your child's behavior warms and embraces your heart. But, there...
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