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Dealing with bullying – from both sides
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Bullying, a topic of concern to parents nationwide, is really a 2-year-old trouble. Toddlers can be very mean—biting, hitting and snatching things from others. This is why it is important for parents to be firm with toddlers.
“No. That’s mean and mommy (or daddy) want you to be a kind boy.” This message has to be repeated over and over again through the years whenever you see your child engaging in hurting behavior. Parents must ...
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SEP
2025
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2025
10 postpartum symptoms new moms should know
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They are born to leave us
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Wednesday’s mass shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis will be front and center in the news this week. Your children will have questions.
The amount of information children need from parents in such situations differs depending on the child and, of course, his or her age. Here are a few resources to help talk with your children about the most recent school shooting:
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AUG
2025
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2025
Adventures of a Midnight Medic
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Sometimes words aren’t necessary
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An excerpt from one of our previous webcasts of Hanna Perkins Therapist Deborah Paris, LISW, BCD, discussing the separation difficulty that most young children experience when they begin programs that require separation from parents and/or caregivers.
Here’s an additional article on the subject.
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Spring and Summer bring new milestones
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Memorial Day Parade:
We have gone from the little girl two years ago who panicked at the sound of the fire truck sirens, to a little girl last year who was enthralled by the passing pageantry, to the little girl this year who dove headlong into the street for candy.
The American rites of maturation are right on schedule.
