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4 Ways to Support Your Kid's Self-Regulation at Home - Education.com BlogMy 3-year-old daughter is a "spirited" child. She came into the world almost a month early, and she's been nonstop ever since. Her personality is vibrant,

5 Ways to Support Social Emotional Growth at Home - Education.com BlogCheck out these five SEL practices to help your child develop a strong foundation in understanding their emotions and the emotions of others:

8 tips for talking to your kids about bullying - MSU Denver REDThe start of the school year is a great time for parents to discuss navigating common social concerns with their children.

How to Help Kids Identify and Express FeelingsKids aren’t born knowing how to identify and express their feelings. It’s something they need to learn how to do and practice over time, and you can help.

Positive Parenting TipsLearn more about child development, positive parenting, safety, and health for each life stage.

10 Quick Brain Breaks to Increase Your Child's Focus - Education.com BlogDo you ever find yourself saying, "I just need a break!"? I know I do. Sometimes life gets overwhelming and I feel like I can't focus on any of it because

School Attendance, Truancy & Chronic Absenteeism: What Parents Need to KnowThe American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) encourages parents to reduce unnecessary absences, learn about attendance policies where they live and prioritize getting their kids to school on time, every day. Get tips here.

Mental Health Videos for Kids and TeensWatch mental health videos for kids in elementary school, middle school or high school that can help them learn coping skills.

How to Talk About BullyingTalking about bullying can be difficult for everyone. There are many ways to raise the subject of bullying and start the conversation before bullying happens or if you are concerned that it may be happening.

My Child Is Bullying Others: What Should I Do? - Child Mind InstituteDiscovering 'my child is a bully' can be tough. Learn the signs, understand why kids bully, and find effective strategies to address this behavior.

Co-regulation: Supporting Kids’ Emotional DevelopmentCo-regulation is the supportive process of adults helping kids develop their ability to self-regulate emotions. But how is this done? And how should the amount of support change as kids grow?

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