Articles written by Kirsten Locke
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Sibling Rivalry and Disabled Kids
Here are some tips for managing the jealousy that can occur between brothers and sisters when one or more have special needs.
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Tips for Toddler Training
When teaching your small child something new, there are a some guidelines you can follow to make the lessons easier for everyone.
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Chores for a Toddler
Even very young children can learn to perform basic tasks and do chores around the house.
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Coping with ADD/ADHD Children
Here are some suggestions for channeling or otherwise coping with the overactive aspect of ADD and ADHD
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Bonding With Baby
So you've brought your newborn home and you want to build a strong and healthy connection. How do you do this with someone so small?
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Puberty and Learning Disorders
The preteen and teenaged years can be a chaotic time for many families. Add a learning disorder and you have all sorts of new problems to face.
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Tweens, Teens and the Internet
Blogging is extremely popular with the younger generations. Blogs can be both disturbing and helpful in giving parents a glimpse into their child's mind.
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Dealing with Teen Tempers
How can both the parent and the teen deal with temper flare-ups? Here are some basic stress-busters that can work for any generation.
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Baby Leashes and Special Needs
Child harnesses can be a lifesaver not only for the child but for a parent's sanity.
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Handling Dating Teens' Bad Choices
Teenagers are bound to make poor choices as they explore the uncertain realm of love and romance. What can a parent do when junior brings home their worst nightmare?
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Parenting a Teen About to Date
So your child is growing up and getting ready to explore the complex world of becoming involved with a love interest. What should a parent do in preparation?
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Everyday Life with Autism
Now that you have the diagnosis of this particular brand of special needs, how do you cope with the day-to-day details of living with this condition?
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Dealing with Teen Angst
The teen years are fraught with peril, not the least of which is the emotional damage that can occur when tempers collide. Here are some tips for handling the situation.
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