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Child Development Becoming educated on the developmental needs and growth patterns your child goes through will make you a better parent. ScottCounseling.com is here to provide education on this important topic.

04 Oct Posted by in Child Development | Comments

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AWARENESS MONTH CAMPAIGN

By Sandra Hughes, Emotional Intelligence Institute Average: Your rating: None For those lacking in familiarity, emotional intelligence is a healthy mind development initiative. Understanding our emotions does matter! October, 2011 is the sixth annual Emotional Intelligence Awareness Month; this month-long campaign has provided an excellent opportunity each year for those with understanding to empower others...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

Top Five Best Foods For Your Precious One

Average: Your rating: None One of the mother’s dilemma after the baby reaches 6 months is what to feed her baby. Nowadays, there are many instant and readily available baby foods in the market that claimed to be “nutritious” but as a matter of fact making homemade baby foods is much more beneficial since most...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

What to Look for When Choosing Childcare for Your Child

Average: Your rating: None We have all read articles about how gruesome conditions can be at child care centers. It should be noted that not all child care facilities are deserving of a bad name. The ones that truly deserve the bad reputation are those that are understaffed, over-enrolled and lacking in supervision. To ensure...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

Do Cost-free Homeschooling Programs Truly Exist? Discover The Answer Here!

Average: Your rating: None “Kids usually are expensive” is actually a phrase I get to hear again and again. Absolutely sure, having kids is way from free of cost but it surely doesn’t mean that having children would put a family inside the poor house. I am a mother having four boys and girls, anticipating...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

Back to School-Tips on Getting Everyone Ready!

By Kathryn Kessler of MarvinDiscovers Average: Your rating: None I can’t believe it is that time of the year, again. The first day of school is just around the corner! I wonder where summer has gone? Now it is time to find that list of back to school supplies and then purchase them?Does it seem...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

Nanny Share-An Affordable Option For Getting Nanny Services

Average: Your rating: None Many parents today are aware of the fact that hiring a nanny is a good solution for receiving childcare services. But everybody cannot hire a full-time nanny as it is expensive. If you are among these, do not get disappointed. Here is a solution – a nanny share. Sharing a nanny...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

How To Be A Competitive Parent in a Healthy Baby Competition

Average: Your rating: None In this era of modernization everything has seemed to change, develop and evolve. Be it for the better or not, we just couldn’t stop this constant change in our world. In our day to day human existence, we tend to learn new things and eventually adopt well. There is also the...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

A New Generation – A New Approach to Parenting

By Marvin Marshall, Ed.D. Average: Your rating: None With any task in life, the approach you use helps determine the outcome. Parenting is no different. Your parenting approach may determine what the young person becomes. Today’s parents have two models of discipline from which to choose. The older approach uses rewards and punishments—the same kind...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

The Top 3 Ways To Help Your Child Have A Successful School Year

Average: Your rating: None 1) Be A Proactive Parent: Children with proactive parents are more likely to excel academically. So what does it mean to be a proactive parent? Well, you are either a proactive or reactive parent. Taking a proactive approach to your child’s education means that you are not waiting until the report...

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30 Sep Posted by in Child Development | Comments

The Baby Whisperer Vol 9: From Peer Pressure to Perseverance

Average: Your rating: None There was a Dodge commercial a few years back that emphasized originality; more so, it highlighted the importance of being “different” and standing apart from the crowd. Children and young adults often find themselves in a place where they feel like they must be like the rest of the crowd to...

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