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• Rub-a Dub! Can Mrs. Wishy-Washy Help Children Learn to Read High Frequency Words?
  Learn how to use an entertaining book with follow-up activities to help your child learn common reading vocabulary.
• Bright from Birth or On the Fast Track to Learning Too Early?
  Flash cards, Baby Einstein, music classes, Mommy and Me swimming and gymnastics. And that is all before your one year olds nap. How much is too much when it comes to early education and activities? Where do we draw the line?
• Guide to Online Games for Preschoolers and Toddlers
  Children today are computer savvy, even those as young as three years old. To them, a computer is just as common as a television or stove was to their parents at the same age. This guide takes the legwork out of searching for age-appropriate online games for your preschooler or toddler.
• Teaching Children About Patterns
  During the early elementary school years, students learn how to arrange objects and numbers into patterns. This concept can be expanded upon at home with parent-child pattern activities.
• It's Not Easy Being the Middle Child
  Birth order, in combination with environmental and genetic factors, can shape personality development. Middle-born children often exhibit characteristics that allow them to prosper in the family composition, but tend to be overshadowed by their siblings.
• Before You Join the Exodus to Charter Schools, Research It
  In recent years, many students and parents are racing away from public schools and signing up for charter schools. The problem with this is that parents often over-idealize charter schools. What do you need to know before you run - and why shouldn't you let "Waiting for Superman" scare you?
• What on Earth Can You Do About a Strong-Willed Preschooler!
  Strong-willed preschoolers display a number of characteristics including dominance, assertiveness and independence. Parents often struggle to maintain appropriate control of these children, even at a young age.
• How to Select an Infant Daycare Center: A Guide for New and Expectant Parents
  Many working parents find it necessary to seek caregiver arrangements for their infants. One common option is to enroll an infant in a licensed daycare center with an experienced and qualified staff. If you are researching infant room services, then use this checklist as a handy resource guide.
• Preschool Special Needs: Help for Parents
  Parents of special needs children have huge responsibilities before them. One responsibility is to make sure their children are getting a proper education. This article describes preschool parent resources for children with special needs. Read on and become proactive for your child.