Feel Safe While Giving Your Kids Independence When They Are Playing

March 30, 2009 By

As a mom, there is a constant struggle between letting your kids gain their own independence and our desire to protect them when they are playing. If you were like most children years during your formative years, you likely wandered off from your parents, whether in your own home or

Filed Under: General Discussions

Understanding The Different Types Of Seizures

March 28, 2009 By

What is a seizure? A seizure occurs when a large number of brain cells get excited all at once, which affects individuals differently. There are many different types of seizures which can fall under two distinct categories which separate seizures according to the way they start. These two types of

Filed Under: Diagnosis / Seizure Types, Epilepsy, Epilepsy News

Research Shows Funetics Is The Best Early Reading Program

March 27, 2009 By

There are so many courses, CDs and workbooks out there claiming to be able to teach children as young as 3 to read. But do any of these methods actually work? Can they help special needs children to read? And do kids even enjoy learning to read at such a

Filed Under: School Issues & Learning

Attention Parents! Discover What Works For Autism

March 26, 2009 By

So you’re a parent of a child who has been recently diagnosed with autism? If you’re a parent who does research on the Internet, then it is likely that you’ve stumbled across biomedical solutions that may help your child. Unfortunately, weeding through the choices of what works for autism can

Filed Under: Epilepsy News

See, Watch And Protect Your Child With A Video Monitoring System

March 25, 2009 By

Most moms are familiar with the traditional baby monitors. In fact, you probably received one as a gift from a friend or family member when you were pregnant with your first child. Baby monitors allow you to hear when your child is awake when you are sleeping or in another

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Yeast Overgrowth In Children - What Can It Do To Their Bodies? (Video)

March 23, 2009 By

If you are a parent of a child with autism, then you need to know a few things that might be the cause behind your child’s behavior. One of the biggest problems that children with autism have is yeast overgrowth. Unfortunately, yeast overgrowth in children can cause all sorts of

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Bring Stories and Learning Alive with Personalized Storybooks

March 20, 2009 By

Imagine getting out your child’s favourite bedtime book and as you start to read they actually appear in the story. And as the plot develops they help the superhero to save the day or the Little Mermaid to rescue her father. What a wonderful way to help spark their imagination

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Make Eating Fun With A Healthy Treat For Kids - Mini Quiche Cups

March 19, 2009 By

As a parent, it can be difficult to make meals that are both healthy, fun to make, and be something that your child will absolutely love. One recipe that has all of the basic food groups, is fun for both a parent and child to make together, and tastes delicious

Filed Under: Special Diets & Nutrition

First Aid for Seizures

March 18, 2009 By

Here’s an item of epilepsy news that can’t be repeated too often. WebMD offers sound advice about how to respond when someone has a seizure. The most important rule is this: Don’t panic. Seizures can appear frightening, but they only last a few minutes at the most. They look like

Filed Under: Epilepsy News

Diet Rescue! Dealing With Picky Eaters

March 17, 2009 By

If you are a parent and you are

Filed Under: Special Diets & Nutrition
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