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This research-based tip sheet provides tips for parents who receive news about their expected child or their newborn’s developmental disability. Among the most common disorders identified through prenatal screening and testing are Down syndrome, fragile X syndrome, spinal muscular atrophy,...
Mommy guilt is real. You will experience it from time to time regardless if you're a new at working motherhood or not. About four in ten working moms said they don't spend enough time with their children. Where 18% of part-time working moms and 11% stay-at-home moms said the same according to a...
This research-based tip sheet highlights tips for parents of youth with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) on what they could do in the course of their daily lives to help prepare their child for adult life. This information will be useful for both parents and service providers who work directly...
It’s impossible to separate the digital world from the one you build with your partner. Americans check their smartphones about 46 times a day — which can make the devices feel like a third party in a relationship. But your phone and laptop habits can threaten your love life without you even...
This blog post highlights health and safety tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for making the first days of school easier.
This blog post discusses how parent attitudes, behaviors and boundaries -- as well as a teen's circle of friends – can influence alcohol use. (Author abstract modified)
Every child faces challenges when heading back to school. But back-to-school time can be exceptionally difficult for the 20 percent of children who suffer from a mental health or learning disorder. This blog post covers six things parents need to know about starting school with vulnerable...
Setting and achieving goals is an essential life skill for anyone who hopes to succeed in life. Having specific targets for what we want to accomplish gives us as humans hope and direction in a life that can easily become simply moving from one day to the next. This article focuses on how...
It is not uncommon for parents to monitor their teens' digital worlds. In fact, parents routinely keep tabs on their kids according to a Pew Research Center survey of adults with teens ages 13 to 17 years old. This article offers advice for parents should they find inappropriate or disturbing...