Patience is a virtue, so I’ve been told.  It’s one thing to lose your cool with another adult but when your working with children, your own or others, it’s really important to hold on to your patience at all costs. If you feel at the edge, excuse yourself from your child; saying “I’ll be...
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For years children were forced to use their right hand to write with even when they were more comfortable using their left hand. People are more aware of respecting individual differences and allowing a child to determine which hand he or she feels more comfortable using. Determine Your Child’s Dominant Hand When your child...
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Does your child start playing with toys as he is cleaning up his room?  Or is the morning routine a struggle to get out the door in time? I just check out this book “Smart but Scattered” and think many parents will benefit from the information and with the school year quickly approaching, you...
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