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Behavior of Toddlers and Preschoolers - Free Parenting Resources
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Behavior of Toddlers and Preschoolers - Free Parenting Resources
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Active or Aggressive Boys? |
Boys tend to be more active and more aggressive than girls. This resource from PBS takes a look at boy agression, the role media has in boy violence, and what parents can do. |
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Angries Out |
Anger Management tools for kids, parents, couples, and more. Kid-friendly videos and articles, and detailed information for parents. |
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Bedtime Battles |
“Believe it or not, there are ways to tuck in a tired toddler without it turning into a power struggle.” |
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Children Who Bully |
From the US Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Service Administration, this guide lists the characteristics of children who bully and helps parents deal with a child who bullies. |
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FightCrime.org |
“Fight Crime: Invest in Kids…America must cut the pipeline that funnels young people into lives of crime and violence. We take a hard-nosed look at research on what keeps kids from becoming criminals and put that information in the hands of policy-makers and the public.” |
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FireWorks |
An on-line short course on anger in parent-child relationships from Kansas State University. |
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Hand in Hand Parent Podcasts |
HandInHand.org offers free parenting podcasts on topics such as bonding with your new baby, support for new dads, recovering from a difficult birth, and helping your baby with colic. The site also has a number of parenting articles that focus on developing a stronger emotional connection with you child and developing a better family life as a result. |
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Kids Growth--Head Banging |
Up to the age of four, it is common for children, especially boys, to bang their heads on the floor or other stationary objects during temper tantrums, or rhythmically when they’re hurt, frustrated, or even overtired. |
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ParentingIdeas.org |
“101 Tips for Improving Children’s Behavior.” Features 101 articles with titles such as “9 Ways to Positively Cope with Difficult Behavior,” “Surviving the Break-Up (separation and divorce)," “Bedwetting,” and “I Caught them Playing Doctor.” |
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Rutgers Cooperative Extension |
Parenting and Child Development Fact Sheets & Bulletins with titles such as “Parenting the First Year,” and “Tackling the Bullying Issue.” All sheets are also available in Spanish. |
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Temper Tantrums |
Why kids have tantrums, tactics for avoiding and coping with them, and when you should seek medical advice. |
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The Socialization of School Age Children |
"The information and links on this page have been chosen to give parents some insight into the dynamics of peer relationships. Explore the provided links to examine your child's social skills and behaviors. Understanding your child's strengths and weaknesses in social interaction and behavior may be the key to building healthy and enjoyable relationships with their peers." |
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What to Do if Your Child is Being Bullied |
Describes what bullying is, its effects, how to report it to other parents, and what to do if your child is being bullied. Provided by the US Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Service Administration. |
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Zero to Three |
“The Nation’s Leading Resource on the First Years of Life.” Follow the “Parents” link to a “Parent’s A-Z” with articles on hundreds of topics, a tip of the week, FAQs, Brain Wonders (a section of the site devoted to brain development), and the national education campaign “The Magic of Everyday Moments.” It “is designed to help you and other caregivers understand and gain ideas for how to use simple, everyday moments to promote your child's social, emotional, and intellectual development.” |
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