Articles related to "Parents And Preschoolers"

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Preschool children may suffer from separation anxiety as they more firmly develop a sense of self. Parents may also experience issues with separation from their child.

This list of learning games uses pictures and photographs from magazines to teach preschoolers numbers, letters, shapes, vocabulary and thinking skills.

Your child can learn socialization, life skills and more from a regularly scheduled playgroup.

Eliminate sharing issues, rule breaking, and boredom when playmates get together. Here are a few tips and time-tested strategies to make the next play date successful.

Find preschool learning activities to teach homeschool preschool skills. Games and activities help preschoolers learn everything they need to know for homeschooling.

This DVD, developed in part by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, features the hilarious "Safe Side Superchick" who shares safety tips with viewers.

The New Speaking of Sex by Meg Hickling is an excellent resource for parents who want to talk to their kids about sex in a confident, open and honest way.

The government's new food pyramid is aimed at getting children to eat healthy while serving as a tool for parents in the fight against childhood obesity.

A child's first works of are are precious, but especially once they start school, they tend to pile up. Here are some tips on how to preserve the best pieces.

Maybe your child isn't quite ready for preschool. However, the more time you spend preparing him (or her) for that milestone, the easier it will be for both of you.

Homemade Halloween costumes are "in," thanks to the economy. Have fun, save money and teach kids about hand hygiene and handwashing by making a H1N1 flu-themed costume.

Children develop at different rates so it is important for parents to be able to determine if their child is physically and developmentally ready to begin Kindergarten.

Recently taken the plunge to stay home with your children? Here are some ways to ease your transition to a stay-at-home mom or dad.

Children whose parents are divorced often have nightmares, fears and blame themselves for the divorce. Here's how to help preschoolers aged 3 to 6 to manage the problems.