As your child enters primary school, you will begin to notice changes in his or her appearance. By age 8, some children will have entered puberty early. As a result, each school-age child will have a very different height, weight, and body shape than his or her peers.

Children today seem to have busier schedules than ever before, and it can be difficult to juggle one activity with another. Some children adapt, but others find it difficult to fit in. What if your child doesn’t fit in with the new school environment? What if your child spends time alone at recess and after school? In this article, we’ll provide some helpful information to help you help your school-age child make friends.

Language development in children aged 5 to 8, during the early school years, children learn more and longer words. They become more skilled at putting words together in new ways. At this age, children also become more familiar with how language sounds, and how sounds combine to form words. In this article, we will provide useful information to help you better understand the development of language problems in children aged 5 to 8.