Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - 9 days ago | Advice, boundaries, boy, child, Child safety, children, developmental, Family, homelike, Kids, sex, talk, parentingVery hard to do because they come up with the hardest questions.
Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - May 05 2008 | Advice, child, children, delays, developmental, disability, expectations, Family, Kids, learning, parenting, speechThe first thing you need to know is when should a child be able to make specific sounds. How can you tell where your child is in speech if you don’t know where your child should be?
- Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 16 2008 | Advice, behaviour, boundaries, child, children, computer, developmental, expectations, family, home life, kids, learning, life, parenting, responsibilities, routine
I have had to set boundaries for my children’s free time. If I did not use a timer when my son is on the computer he would be on it all day. I need to use a timer so that he knows when his time is up, he has no idea how much time passes when he is playing.
Medieval | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 11 2008 | Developmental, delay, learning, disability, family, parent, child, children, kid, help
This is a very helpful article so parents can find if their children are on track, have a developmental delay or a learning disability. It also stresses how important it is to identify any delays as soon as possible
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