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Attachment parenting advocates have several practices, including co-sleeping and baby-wearing, that others may consider eccentric.

Fall brings time change, falling leaves, and parent/teacher conferences. This article will give a summary of ideas to make conferences productive for everyone.

National School Counseling Week is a time to recognize school counselors, the many ways they provide support , and how they constantly strive to improve their programs.

For many parents of pre-schoolers, TV offers an easy distraction, allowing them some peace in an otherwise hectic day. But is it wrong to let toddlers watch television?

Introduced into the mainstream by Dr. William Sears, and centered around natural child-rearing methods, Attachment Parenting is a growing trend among today's new parents.

Flawed gifted program entrance procedures are exposed by Bronson and Merryman in NurtureShock's 5th chapter. Book club forums help parents formulate advocacy strategies.

The Baby Whisperer's parenting advice offers a middle of the road approach that is an excellent alternative to cry-it-out sleep training, but it's not for everyone.

Does it matter how your child is classified as a special education student? I mean, after all, Special Ed is SPECIAL ED: right?

The belief that children should be seen and not heard gives rise to a non child friendly culture. This creates difficulties in everyday living for children and parents.

Students with Attention Deficit Disorder need proper intervention in the classroom to ensure a successful academic career.