Does your child have a learning disability?

Article Abstract:

Children suffering from learning disabilities tend to have low academic performance, difficulty in comprehending spoken words and reading problems. Parents need to consult the doctor or talk to the teacher if their child appears to be having difficulty in school.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Physiological aspects, Children, Learning, Child health, Learning disabilities, Learning disorders

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When you don't like your child's friends

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Five tips on how a parent could keep his child from being misled by his friends are presented. These include keeping track of the child's activities, giving reasons for objecting to a friendship, and trying to know his friends' parents.

Personal narratives, Parenting, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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Help your child overcome shyness

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Parents can help overcome their children's shyness. Experts in psychology suggest that to help children overcome their shyness, parents should try to build their children's self-esteem.

Psychological aspects, Child psychology, Bashfulness, Shyness

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