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Parenting Resources

10 Reasons to Keep Reading Aloud to Your Toddlers Even When They Prefer to Climb on Your Head

July 22, 2014

Do you get frustrated while reading aloud with your toddler? You pick out the perfect book. You get your child all comfortable on your lap. After one, maybe two, pages your little one tries to eat the book, hops off your lap and starts playing with a different toy, starts climbing all over you and in general seems completely uninterested in the story you are reading?

Filed Under: Parenting Resources, Reading Support

A Little Help From My Friends

April 2, 2014

When your child is diagnosed with a learning disability it can be very overwhelming. Concern about school, worry about how your child is fitting in with others and questions about the future arise.

Filed Under: Evaluation and Assessment, For Learners, Parenting Resources

A Chapter Here, A Comic Strip There

February 5, 2014

Bedtime stories are a long-standing family tradition in my family. Growing up I was read to every night before bed, a chapter here, a story there, and now do the same for my two boys who are two-and-a-half and nine months old.

Filed Under: Parenting Resources, Reading Support

How Many Ounces Are Left?

January 30, 2014

The early years of childhood are a wonderful time to help your children develop vocabulary skills that will greatly benefit their later reading comprehension skills.

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iPhones, iPads, iTunes, iPods………….. I STUDY?

January 29, 2014

Distractions have crept their way into our lifestyles for better or for worse. And as great as they are in connecting us with the world at large they can present challenges when it comes to study habits for our teen population.

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What Should You Do if Your Child is Having Trouble in School?

January 29, 2014

Depending on family dynamics, you might become aware of any academic difficulties your child is experiencing over family dinner, while driving to soccer practice or in those quiet conversations just before bed.

Filed Under: Evaluation and Assessment, Parenting Resources

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