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Can a Toy Box Save your Sanity?
Over the last few years, building contractors have made the average home a lot larger. As a consumer nation we have a tendency to buy things and lots of it. Modern day young people are […]
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Autism
There Are Multiple Forms of Autism
Genetic – Symptoms can present themselves within the first few months to a year old. Environmental – Parents feel that there child was typically on track with sudden regression. Unfortunately most doctors prefer […]
Child Development
Friendship Counts with Kids with Autism
In the new television series Parenthood, we meet a boy named Max and his parents, who are coming to grips with Max’s diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome. His parents are frustrated and overwhelmed with Max’s behavior. […]
Child Development
Second Chance: How Adoption Saved a Boy with Autism and His Shelter Dog
PBS Kids named Second Chance: How Adoption Saved a Boy with Autism and His Shelter Dog by Sandra J. Gerencher of Bethlehem, Pa. to its “Great Books About Adoption” recommended reading list in the nonfiction […]
Child Development
Toddler Toys: Getting them Ready for the Next Step
Many toys on the market look neat, but are they safe for toddlers. As they grow, toddlers often grow out of infant toys quickly, which might lead to them feeling bored and restless. Why not get them toys that are meant specifically for their age group?
Activities for Kids
Give and Grow Together’ Promotes Earth-Friendly Service Action in April
VolunteerSpot and the Arbor Day Foundation partner to plant a tree in your honor Austin, TX – March 19, 2010 – VolunteerSpot (www.VolunteerSpot.com), a free online volunteer coordination tool, has teamed up with Arbor Day […]
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Kids Room Makeover: Peel & Stick Wall Decals Make it Easy Peasy!
Painting is hard work. You have to clean, sand, add primer, paint, maybe add another coat, and clean up. Yikes!!! The truth is we like to change our surroundings and painting is the number one […]
Sensory Strategies
Spring is Here: Time to Consider a Sand and Water Table for Kids
Trying to keep children active while at preschool or daycare can be a daunting chore. You would like the playthings and play areas risk-free from sharp edges, weather resistant, and be long lasting. Activity tables […]
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Classroom Furniture Choices: The Right Stuff
Your current classroom furniture should be anatomically appropriate. In other words, school furniture must be student friendly. When furniture is comfortable for a student, their productivity is far better. Older student desks were the paddle […]
Classroom Management
Personalized Kids Furniture
Children love seeing their own names displayed proudly on their favorite possessions, but there are also lots of fun and practical uses for kids furniture. Not only will your child feel special and more in […]