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Raising Healthy, Happy Children...
Teach Your Kids to Show Themselves They Care --
By Regina Pickett Garson
Moments spent with special friends are treasures, but so are the moments spent alone. If kids learn it early, they are truly ahead of the game. There is only one person who stays with us from the time we are born until the day we die. Shouldn't we make certain that person feels special too?
No, No, No...
What Else is a Parent to Say? --
By Michele R. Acosta
A humorous look at an age old parental lament. The word no is probably the most overused word in the English language.
The Depressed Child -- Children under stress, who experience loss, or who have attentional,
learning or conduct disorders are at a higher risk for depression.
Helping Children After a Disaster. -- A catastrophe or violent act is frightening to children and adults alike. It is important to acknowledge the
frightening parts of the disaster when talking with a child about it. Falsely
minimizing the danger will not end a child's concerns.
Children and Grief -- When a family member dies, children react differently from adults.
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) --
In children and adolescents.
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Web Resources
American
Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Homepage
A Parent's Guide: Helping Children Understand Death
Children Now - Organization and info on the rights of children.
National Center for
Missing and Exploited Children
National
Child Rights Alliance
National Parent Teachers Association, NPTA.
Taking The Bully By The Horns -- By Kathy Noll and Dr. Jay Carter. On helping kids deal with bullies, self-esteem and youth violence.
Wide Smiles - For parents of children born with cleft.
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No claims are made as to the reliability of any of the information provided or linked, sources often disagree. None of these pages are meant to be a replacement for professional help, but a resource that enables one to be a more intelligent consumer. You can learn a lot by becoming aware of different opinions. Don't be afraid to ask questions when it comes to your health, physical or emotional.
Copyright © Regina P. Garson
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Do not reproduce electronically, in print, or anywhere else, without permission.
Teach Your Kids to Show Themselves They Care --
By Regina Pickett GarsonMoments spent with special friends are treasures, but so are the moments spent alone. If kids learn it early, they are truly ahead of the game. There is only one person who stays with us from the time we are born until the day we die. Shouldn't we make certain that person feels special too?
No, No, No...
What Else is a Parent to Say? --
By Michele R. AcostaA humorous look at an age old parental lament. The word no is probably the most overused word in the English language.
The Depressed Child -- Children under stress, who experience loss, or who have attentional,
learning or conduct disorders are at a higher risk for depression.
Helping Children After a Disaster. -- A catastrophe or violent act is frightening to children and adults alike. It is important to acknowledge the
frightening parts of the disaster when talking with a child about it. Falsely
minimizing the danger will not end a child's concerns.
Children and Grief -- When a family member dies, children react differently from adults.
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) --
In children and adolescents.
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-- The Store -- At Magic Stream
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Web Resources
American
Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Homepage
A Parent's Guide: Helping Children Understand Death
Children Now - Organization and info on the rights of children.
National Center for
Missing and Exploited Children
National
Child Rights Alliance
National Parent Teachers Association, NPTA.
Taking The Bully By The Horns -- By Kathy Noll and Dr. Jay Carter. On helping kids deal with bullies, self-esteem and youth violence.
Wide Smiles - For parents of children born with cleft.
Drop A Line
Say Hello
Tell Someone You Care
Send a Free E-Card
It's On Us
Dedicated to all those travelers
who share in the one journey
that can never be made alone
Copyright © Regina P. Garson
All writings, graphics and scripts are copyright by the individual authors.
Do not reproduce electronically, in print, or anywhere else, without permission.
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