Archive for the 'Behavior' Category

Aug 30 2012

Puzzles help children with concentration problems

Published by under Behavior,Cognitive Development

Written by Angelina Zarok Puzzles do help a lot children who have problems with concentrating and problem solving. My son started going to Mommy and Me classes at age 3. We were in a group with mixed age children and there were some who could not concentrate and had delays with their developing. So by [...]

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Mar 26 2012

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Bulimia

Published by under Behavior,Cognitive Development

Bulimia nervosa, non-purging bulimia, and binge-eating disorder are three inter-related medical conditions and they should not to be mistaken for being one and the same thing. Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder that currently affects more women than men: for every ten women diagnosed, one man is. The condition is characterized by periods of marked [...]

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Mar 19 2012

Giving Three-Year-Olds Choice and Praising Good Behavior

Published by under Behavior

Some say the Terrible Two’s are the most taxing time to be a toddler’s parent. But even one year later, the road of parenting can be rough, which is not to say that these wearying periods are completely bereft of wonderment or joy. Parents, as it’s always been the case, must get their bearings together [...]

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