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An approach to timeouts that really works
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Empathy begins with self-esteem
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3 more great books for preschoolers
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Kids, cocktails and coping with the pandemic
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Preparing children as parents return to work
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3 more great books for preschoolers
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The forgetful child and feeling forgotten
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As a child psychoanalyst, I provide consultation services to tutors who work with children who have learning troubles. My job is to help them understand that behavior is a meaningful communication. Children can’t always tell you how they’re feeling; they let their behavior do the talking.
Recently a tutor reported that a boy showed up for class without his school supplies. So, the tutor gave him a pencil and paper only to learn that he “forgot ...
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2021
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2021
100 great books to read with your kids
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Your child has a history project due in two weeks, but he hasn’t even started. You’ve seen this behavior before — procrastination.
As is true of all childhood troubles, procrastination can have many causes. But this time, your son gives you an important clue about what’s going on: “I can’t do that assignment. It’s too hard!”
Often, procrastination is due to anxiety. Somehow that project feels way too big. And starting it, even thinking about it, ...
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