Information and useful news about different pathologies, illnesses, and disorders that affect children. Treatment, help diagnosing, forms, prevention, tricks, ideas, etc.
Sometimes we find “unruly” and restless children in the classroom, whose grades keep getting worse and disrupt the class any chance they get. They can’t […]
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Your child over 5 years old is still bedwetting? It is a problem that we should try to tackle as soon as possible. Discover in […]
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Metacognition. Have you ever analyzed the strategies you use for learning new information? Do you read the information out loud several times? Or do you […]
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“Crawl before you walk, walk before you run!” When it comes to childhood development stages, this phrase is certainly true. Before children learn to talk […]
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Do you think you have a Disney Complex? It could very well be the Cinderella Complex. The dependency on others rather than being independent yourself. […]
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In this article we address in depth what is the intellectual disability: symptoms and diagnostic criteria, types of intellectual disability and its characteristics, causes and […]
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This will be your new easy to read guide on all things you need to know about conduct disorder in children and teens. From the […]
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Does bonding with your baby affect his or her development for the rest of their lives? Are there any benefits for mothers as well? These […]
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Stress and unmotivated teachers are becoming a common issue among faculty. Low self-esteem, work overload, emotional exhaustion and difficulties in dealing with disruptive, uninterested, rebellious students, […]
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We often hear how the middle child has it the worst, the youngest out of three is known to be spoiled, and the first born […]
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What if I told you that you were in love with your parents? You would think, “of course I am, they’re my parents!” But, what […]
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If your child is diagnosed with hyperlexia, the first thing you may think to yourself is, “what is hyperlexia?” Some people contend that hyperlexia should […]
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Echolalia is a natural part of language acquisition. “It’s a beautiful day!” said the mother, to which the child echoed “It’s a beautiful day!” Have […]
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Take the Adverse Childhood Experiences Questionnaire: [rapid_quiz question=”Did a parent or other adult in the household often … Swear at you, insult you, put you down, […]
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We all get angry every now and then, but most of the time we’re able to keep it under control. Children, on the other hand, […]
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Dyscalculia is a learning disorder characterized by a difficulty learning mathematical operations, numbers, and symbols. If you think your school-aged child might have dyscalculia, take […]
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As a young, school-going kid there are a lot of things that are rights of passage- your first invite to a birthday party, your first […]
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For many gifted children and adults alike, multipotentiality can be a blessing and a curse. Marked by the ability to excel across numerous fields, the […]
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There are different types of autism and different autism therapies for each type. While traditional occupational therapy can help a great deal, looking into alternative […]
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Are you thinking of choosing the best ADHD medication for your child? Having a child diagnosed with ADHD can be a trying and stressful experience, […]
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We’ve already talked about treatments to help improve social skills in children with autism, but we haven’t touched on how to combat other types of […]
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Any parent knows the struggle before bedtime. It can be difficult to get your child to stay in bed and fall asleep, especially when fun […]
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There have been many different studies conducted about autism in children that makes us believe that girls have a type of genetic protection against autism. […]
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We already know that autistic people see the world and communicate differently, like we can see in Savant Syndrome. In spite of this, it’s still […]
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