Using coffee instead of medication helps some people with ADHD focus and get more done! Why does this work and should you try it? Learn more!
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There is no reason to stress about teaching science. Science is all around us. Here are some simple ideas to help you open the door to scientific discovery!
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The AAP now recommends nursing to age 2 or beyond. So, let me tell you what it was like breastfeeding beyond age one.
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Have you ever heard of “whole-to-parts" or “parts-to-whole” learning? These are two different methods of teaching. They occur in math, language arts, science, and other curriculums. However, programs often don’t advertise which method they use. And the truth is, your child may learn better with one method than the other. Knowing how to spot the difference may be a big help...
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Most parents complain that their teens are eating them "out of house and home" as the growth spurts of this age can drive teens to eat far more than an average adult. But what if your child is a reluctant eater?
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Feeding a toddler or a very picky small child can be challenging. I have some ideas for how to make food more fun for your picky eater.
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ARFID is an eating disorder that is prevalent in those with ADHD and autism. It can occur in children as young as 2 and can be very serious.
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Sensory Integration Disorder is when your nervous system takes in information and your brain misinterprets the data. So what does that mean for a child and how can you help them?
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Homeschooling your autistic child can mean you need to teach things that are not in the typical school curriculum. Autistic children often struggle with recognizing facial expressions and body language. You can help your child by playing games with them where you practice these skills.
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What did your child learn to do this year that isn’t on a standardized test? Don't forget to celebrate the learning that you can't test for.
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