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A common point of contention among siblings is toys. Toy ownership is often called into question, as are the rules regarding sharing and turn taking.

Parents and caregivers can teach children about conflict resolution skills by offering a wheel of choice, limited choices and by coaching children to set personal limits.

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.

With an astounding four promotions in the seven years since their formation, AFC Wimbledon now has its sights set on securing a place back in English professional elite.

There is no "one-size fits" all approach to investing. Each investor is unique, with individual goals and worries. But some investing truisms apply to all investors.

Teaching children to share toys often comes before children are developmentally ready. Toddlers, especially, have difficulty grasping the concept of sharing.

Manulife Financial and its major U.S. subsidiary, John Hancock, face a tough comeback challenge as the world recovers from recession.

In times of economic hardship it is natural to take stock of our financial situation, but also wise to review what makes us truly happy.

These outdoor summer fun activities for young children encourage healthy social interaction during preschool playgroup meetings.

Students learn respect, cooperation skills and more in this unique curriculum that manages classroom behavior through group problem solving.

President Barack Obama's first international trip to Canada places him among a long line of U.S. Presidents who head north for a debut in government relations.

Psychologist explains the critical elements that define psycho-dynamic psychotherapy as a unique psychological treatment.

Due to normal social development, two-year-olds don't understand the concept of sharing the way adults do. Parallel play is common for this age group.

President Obama, the White House Energizer Bunny, battles tirelessly for new programs; meanwhile, voters fault his party's strategy in righting the US financial mess.