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- ABC News The American Academy of Pediatrics says that children under the age of 12 should not have access to smartphones, tablets or other handheld devices. Parents should make sure that the devices they allow their children to use are age appropriate and used in moderation. It is important to monitor the usage of these devices to ensure that children are not using them excessively or using them for inappropriate purposes. Parents should also be aware of the potential risks of online predators and cyber-bullying that come with having a child online.
12 signs your child is gifted (that teachers often miss in traditional classrooms) - The Artful Parent
Most parents have an intuitive sense when their child sees the world a little differently. Maybe your son asked deep questions at age three that caught you off guard, or your daughter taught herself how to read long before school began. Yet in many traditional classrooms, gifted children can be overlooked. Teachers—often overwhelmed with large class sizes and standardized expectations—may miss the subtle signs of exceptional ability. Giftedness doesn’t always announce itself through perfect grades or compliance. In fact, some gifted kids underperform in school because they feel unstimulated, misunderstood, or even bored. Here are 12 signs your child may
When are Children Old Enough to Participate in Family Meetings? | Positive Discipline
Question: Jane - How old do you suggest children be to start family meetings? My boys are 3 1/2 and 5 years old. I'd like to start family meetings to discuss issues that need to be addressed and get the boys involved, but I'm thinking they may be too young. Thanks. Julie Answer: Hi Julie, Your 5-year-old is definitely old enough. Only you will be able to tell if the 3 1/2
How Trump & RFK Jr. Are Making the Child Care & Health Care Crisis Worse, Why Humor Breaks Partisan Divides | MomsRising
On the radio show this week we dive into Trump's inconsistent policies on child care, which exacerbate the child care crisis by creating uncertainty and underfunding programs. We discuss the role of humor and storytelling in breaking partisan divides and fostering empathy.
On Top of All the Back-to-School Jitters | MomsRising
Back-to-school season brings both excitement and anxiety, but this year parents at my child’s school were asked to donate $350 per student—far more than in past years—to cover programs the district doesn’t fund, like specialty teachers, software, and field trips. While I support my school, the growing reliance on parent contributions highlights inequities: wealthier schools
25 Elf on the Shelf Ideas Parents Haven’t Tried Yet! | Parenting Kids and Teens
The holiday season arrives with glitter, gingerbread, and of course, the cheeky little Elf on the Shelf. While fun, the elf can leave parents scratching their heads by mid-December. If your elf seems stuck in a loop of predictable pranks, it’s time for a burst of originality. The Importance of Keeping Elf Mischief Novel Children ...