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Children with dyslexia and reading disabilities may receive extra services at school, but there are ways parents can help at home as well.

Many of the classical board games found in retail stores can be used as aids to help children with autism learn or further develop various skills.

In March 2009, ITV launches Bookaboo on its CITV Channel. It's similar to the BBC's Jackanory about a rock star puppy that aims to help youngsters to read.

The Child Protection Project founded by Linda Walker aims to end instutionalized child abuse. Flora Jessop, who works with former FLDS members, is the executive director.

EpiPen carriers have become all the rage as the number of doctor prescriptions to the life saving epinephrine delivery device reached 1.9 million in 2007.

One of the most important life lessons a parent can teach his or her child is is how to understand, face and then cope with a loss or a death.

Find out the main characteristics of autism and support your child with the help of this clear, easy-to-read and informative guide.

Here's some practical advice for parents on cultivating a child's love of reading in the age of Internet, television, and video games.

Many children need a little encouragement to develop positive and lasting friendships. Help your child seek out positive playmates and encourage others to warm to them.

Children sleep poorly for a variety of reasons. Understanding your child's sleep problems is the first step to a better night's sleep for the whole family.

One overlooked way of helping a child succeed in school is focusing on the needs of the teacher. Helping a teacher and offering encouragement will make a difference!

One of the most challenging tasks when parenting a son or daughter with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is making the child do what is asked.

In this busy world, grownups move and speak very quickly. To a child that stutters, this break-neck pace may be overwhelming and cause the condition to worsen.

The holidays can be especially overwhelming for children with Attention Deficit Disorder, who contend with chaotic schedules and frequent social situations.

Children, even very young children, can have extreme difficulty adjusting their adoptive home. Here are some ideas and tips for making that transition easier for them.

Shy or introverted children can be very difficult to parent sometimes. Here are tips for nurturing shy kids, helping them make friends, and encouraging their growth.

A fall or a bump can cause extreme anxiety for a child with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) due to shock and the stress associated with an unexpected accident.

Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are comforted by certainty and routine. A scale of "one to ten" is an effective way of communicating how they are feeling.

Parents of lonely, unsociable and unpopular children can help them make friends by using opposite pairing, younger pairing, clique activities and small groups.

Reading and writing development often "takes off" when children start school, so this is a really good time to give them all the support they need.

Many household chores involve water and these provide great opportunities for parents and young children to practise water conservation.

By encouraging your child to decorate their room you can teach valuable lessons, enjoy some time together, and keep them occupied.

Getting good grades is easier for students when parents are involved in their education. Here are 7 ways to help your child succeed at school.

You can't do it for them, but you can help your child with homework by providing a quiet study area, helping him budget his time, and being supportive.

When two people marry and vow to become one, the last thing on their mind is divorce. However, the reality of marriage is that not all couples make it.

By communicating with teachers and listening, even parents who known nothing about music can help their children learn piano and develop good practice habits.

Disciplining your children means guiding them to find their own inner discipline.

Dealing with anger can be tough for everyone involved, but there are things you can do to help your children act appropriately.

Even as childhood obesity in on the rise some small children still find it difficult to reach a healthy weight. Help make sure your child gets enough calories.

A spiritual gift is an ability given by God to use for service. Kids have a spiritual gift, as well as adults. Help your child understand their gift and what it means.

When teaching in an inclusion class, it is important to involve every child. Learning some simple tips for encouraging autistic students to participate can be helpful.

Reading is an important life skill - so if your child is less than enthusiastic about books, try some of these tips to get your child reading!

There are more than 1,000,000 child prostitutes in Southeast Asia, according to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). This world-wide crises continues to grow.

Almost 1% of adults and over 3% of children stutter. The medical profession is not surely exactly why people stutter, but they are sure it is not a nervous disorder.

Dyslexia is a multifaceted learning difficulty. The right information can help address each academic facet, but most importantly help tackle dyslexia's emotional impact.

Preschoolers can get into the spirit of St. Patrick's Day with these fun crafts. They are easy to make and fun to use.

Over the summer, children may not want to read daily. Promoting reading at home can be difficult for parents but there are many fun activities to make reading enjoyable.

Visual-Spatial learners learn best when they visualize concepts and create with imagery. Here are some suggestions on how to incorporate these into your lesson plans.

CASA volunteers are making a difference in the lives of foster children. How the program got its start and why it is so effective in the lives of the children it touches.

Many toddlers and preschoolers have difficulty either going to sleep or needing help to go back to sleep, but Pantley's No-Cry Sleep Solution can help.

You can get involved and stay involved with your children's school by making their education a priority.

True organization starts with an organized thought process and the ability to focus on a specific task, assess that task, and then break it down into workable pieces.

It's hard dealing with dyslexic kids,but it can also force a child to try harder. If your child struggles with dyslexia, here are some tips for helping him (or her).

Using activities that involve touch as well as large muscle movements can help the child with a learning disability understand numbers.

Sibling rivalry -- jealously and competition between siblings for their parents' love, affection, and attention -- can create conflict in any home. What's a parent to do?

Often it's difficult to pinpoint why a child is failing in school, but here are ten basic causes of academic failure with offered solutions.

In Islam, Muslims only have two holidays. They are Eid Al-fitr and Eid Al-adha. It is forbidden for a Muslim to join in a celebration that is not one of those two days.

If you're a parent, how do you ensure your child's tutoring will be effective? There are useful techniques for getting the best from your child's tutor.

Considering how to help your overweight child lose weight; cultivating nutritional awareness, activity and fun are some of the tools you'll need.

Helping children of divorce feel safe and secure in a new neighborhood is key to their adjustment. A joint custody child can get used to two homes with the right help.