This Childhood Concussion Series has grown into a fairly substantial number of posts, probably because there’s a lot of interest in researching this topic, not to mention it’s our kids, right? There’s not only explanations but videos and examples too!
A heart attack or death of a child is always a major and emotional event; but, when it occurs in an otherwise healthy child participating in a sport even it often makes the news. These posts explain most of the why, who and how’s of these dramatic occurrences.
All children in all countries of all races and sexes – lie. Can you tell when they are lying? Watch this and lying will never be the same again.
At two years of age 80 percent of toddlers will cheat and peek at a toy they were asked to leave hidden – and 30 percent will lie that they hadn’t peeked. At three years of age, 50 percent lie. At four years of age more than 80 percent lie and after that most lie.
This mother has a unique approach to her children’s “star charts” – rewarding good behavior and focusing on “successes.” [http://nicholleandherboys.blogspot.com/2012/03/if-you-didnt-already-know-landon-likes.html]
In fact there’s a lot of things you can’t MAKE a kid do—well you could, but not without damaging something. Things like eating, sleeping and going potty are the “trifecta” of parenting problems a pediatrician is sought out for to provide counseling and hopefully an answer. A pediatrician on the east coast calls himself “A […]
