Is Your Toddler a Bully? | Preschool Bullies Channel 13 | 7 Tips for Parents

Sep 28, 2012 No Comments by

Is Your Toddler a Bully? | Preschool Bullies Channel 13 | 7 Tips for Parents Could your toddler be a bully-in-training? Television shows like Toddlers & Tiaras show preschool aged girls hitting and bullying each other and their parents. Behavior that typically may be identified as bullying for older children may be excused as appropriate [...]

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Scrabble Tournament Cheating | Why Children Cheat | 4 Tips for Parents

Sep 28, 2012 No Comments by

Scrabble Tournament Cheating | Why Children Cheat | Tips for Parents When the NY Times ran the story about the 13-year-old Scrabble player cheated in the National Scrabble Championship, the nation immediately asked the question, “What would cause a child to cheat?” There suggestions that parents must have added an extreme amount of pressure. Others [...]

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Bus Monitor Karen Klein Bullied By Kids | StressLess Bully Tips for Parents

Sep 27, 2012 No Comments

Bus Monitor Karen Klein Bullied By Kids | StressLess Bully Tips for Parents Sixty-eight year old Karen Klein became the talk of the nation…but for the wrong reason. Klein did not become a household name because of desire to become famous, but for being the victim of harsh insults and threats from school bus children. According [...]

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Tips for Changing Schools and Social Adjustment | Back to School

Aug 22, 2011 No Comments

Tips for Changing Schools and Social Adjustment | Back to School Will I make friends as great as my old friend? Will I make friends at all? Who will I sit with at lunch? Will I connect with my teachers? Will my teachers like me? These questions are valid and parents can help resolve these [...]

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5 Behaviors from Video Games and Gaming Addiction?

Jun 08, 2011 No Comments

“It is just a game!”  Is this a common response from your children when you question the violent content of their video games? It is possible that children, teens and adults can be negatively impacted by playing these games for an extended amount of time.  There is a lack of research for long term effects in [...]

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The Glamorous Life of Self-Injury | Tips for Identifying Self-Mutilation

Feb 23, 2011 No Comments

“It’s exciting, thrilling, and even self-gratifying?” Could this be the reason teens are mutilating their bodies at an alarming rate? Or could it be a more serious mental health issue at the core of this abnormal conduct? Why has maladaptive behaviors become popular online? Is it because we are a media driven culture? Although, it’s [...]

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