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.

Self-awareness is an important skill for children with learning and thinking differences. Children who are self-aware know their strengths and weaknesses. This means they know what they are good at and what they need to improve in order to succeed. A child with a self-awareness problem might admit that they need extra time to study during the week when they have a spelling test at the end of the week. Developing self-awareness in school can help your child succeed in school. It can also help your child learn to express his or her needs when he or she is older. In this article, we will provide useful information to help you learn how to teach self-esteem to your school-age child.

We all know that good sleep habits are important for children. But parents' busy work schedules, after-school activities, and homework can all cut into family time on school nights and can have a big impact on children's sleep schedules.