Off to a good start: how to help your child handle new-school jitters and other changes big and small

Article Abstract:

Children often experience transitional anxiety when the new school year begins, as they have fears of the unknown and separation. Parents can help reduce the anxieties by focusing on the positive results, anticipating and alleviating them and creating a morning ritual. Other tips are described.

Psychological aspects, Fear in children, Childhood fear, Elementary school students, Separation anxiety, Separation anxiety (Child psychology), School phobia

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Quality play: the nine best ways to stimulate and enrich your child's growing mind

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Children need the opportunity to develop their own play that reflects their vision of the world. Some of the ways to help children develop healthy play include playing with other children, presenting challenges and encouraging children to discover what they like.

Child development

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Take the hassle out of homework: strategies to make it easier for your child - and you

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Parents can get involved with their children's schoolwork by following some helpful tips that can teach children how to learn indecently. Making a study area for them, choosing a regular time for homework, and helping them get organized are effective strategies.

Education

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