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  • Children
    A website dedicated to empowering children to be active participants in creating their own healthy, calm lives. 4 children

  • Behavior Advisor
    This site offers THOUSANDS of tips on managing student behavior, and provides step-by-step directions for implementing a great number of standard interventions.

  • Behavior OnLine
    Behavior OnLine, the gathering place for Mental Health and Applied Behavioral Science Professionals.

  • Behaviour Change Consultancy
    The Behaviour Change Consultancy U.K. was established by Warwick Dyer, in association with Harry Ayres in 1998. In addition to the directors the Behaviour Change Consultancy employs - where appropriate - associate consultants, who possess a wide range of skills and expertise from the worlds of education, training and research.

  • CBI Consultants
    CBI Consultants is a private organization comprised of a group of professionals who specialize in a range of behavioural, communication, and instructional supports to individuals and their families. The professionals at CBI Consultants have extensive experience and education in the fields of Psychology, Education, Rehabilitation, and Recreation.

  • Centre for Fun & Families
    The Centre for Fun and Families is a national voluntary organisation with charitable status. The Centre has been set up to assist families where parents are experiencing behaviour and communication difficulties with their children and teenagers.

  • Child Behave
    If your child has behavior problems, mood swings, diagnosed with ADD, and things going on that are driving you crazy.

  • Chores for Preschool Children
    Preschoolers, children age three to five years, have mastered many basic skills and are ready to use them in helpful ways. It can be tempting to continue doing everything yourself because it’s more efficient, and teaching, cajoling, and waiting for a child to complete a task can be agonizing.

  • Developmental Psychology
    Basic FAQ on Developmental Psychology by Shelley Wu, Ph.D., is a social psychologist and a certified web consultant. Experience: Shelley was an adjunct professor at Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania, and she worked as a clinician in a community mental health center. She is the author of numerous research articles and a child psychology related book, "Being a Mother in America" (T&E Publications, China). She is now a corporate Web consultant.

  • Erikson's Eight Stages of Human Developmen
    Erikson's Eight Stages of Human Development Babies are born with some basic capabilities and distinct temperaments. But they go through dramatic changes on the way to adulthood, and while growing old. According to psychologist Erik H. Erikson, each individual passes through eight developmental stages (Erikson calls them "psychosocial stages"). Each stage is characterized by a different psychological "crisis", which must be resolved by the individual before the individual can move on to the next stage. If the person copes with a particular crisis in a maladaptive manner, the outcome will be more struggles with that issue later in life. To Erikson, the sequence of the stages are set by nature. It is within the set limits that nurture works its ways

  • Free Behavior Modified Superkids
    Free do-it-yourself behavior modification training of kids to create perfect attitudes for parents or teachers.

  • Freud's Psychosexual Stages of Development
    Differences in personalities originate in differences in childhood sexual experiences. In the Freudian psychoanalytical model, child personality development is discussed in terms of "psychosexual stages".

  • Guide Your Children
    The best parenting book available to help guide you in raising your children to have character and respect.

  • How Behavior Changes in Toddlers
    Children are born and then they grow--and grow, and grow. Here's what you can expect in your child's development as he enters the toddler stage, age 18 months to 2.5 years.

  • How To Help A Shy Child
    Have a shy child? Find out how you can help.

  • Parent Child Resources
    Behavioral health for those working with children with behavior issues.

  • Parent Coaching Cards
    Information and support for ADD -- as well as Aspergers, Autism, and many other issues dealing with special needs in children.

  • Parent Kids Right
    Dr. Marilyn Heins,a pediatrician,former professor of pediatrics,mother, stepmother, and grandmother shares her common sense parenting strategies designed for today's busy parents.

  • Parent-Tips
    Hundreds of tips for parenting covering pregnancy to parenting teens. Free weekly newsletter and ask the expert.

  • Parenting Magazine Features Insights into Child Parenting and Child Development
    Parenting magazine offers insights into child development, child psychology and how to raise a happy, well-adjusted child whose identity and sense of humanity is intact.

  • Pediatric Development and Behavior
    The Pediatric Development and Behavior Homepage is an independent web site created to promote better care and outcomes for children and families affected by developmental, learning, and behavioral problems by providing access to clinically relevant information and educational material for physicians, fellows, resident physicians, and students.

  • Policies That Work Well When Children Get Together
    When young children play together, 4 common problems are likely to arise: aggression, withdrawal, disputes over toys, and separation anxiety. Ideas for respectfully and effectively handling these situations.

  • Teaching Tolerance
    The Southern Poverty Law Center has developed this project to offer free, high-quality educational materials to help teachers to promote interracial and intercultural harmony in the classroom and beyond.

  • Temperament.com
    This Page is about behavioral individuality in infants, children and adults. It is intended as a clearinghouse for research and practical information about temperamental characteristics.

  • The Preventive Ounce
    A preventive program to help parents manage NORMAL, temperament-related behavioral issues, and avoid anxiety and guilt over what is NORMAL for their child's temperament. Parents generate a profile of their child's temperament and receive advice, tailored to their child's temperament, for issues likely to occur.

  • TherapistLocator.net
    Over 15,000 marriage and family therapists are listed in TherapistLocator.net. The therapists you will find here are a highly educated group with everyone in possession of at least a Master's degree. Over one-fourth hold a doctorate or M.D. They also are a very experienced group, averaging 14 to 16 years of experience in practice.

  • Friendships in Early and Middle Childhood
    During the preschool years, play provides positive social encounters and increasing amounts of cooperative activity, which are the foundations of friendship. Aggressive behavior increases between ages 2 and 4 but then declines. Rules and social roles become increasingly important, and sex differences in social activities become more obvious. The stability of friendships also increases as children approach school age, and girls seem to develop more intense relationships with a few other children than do boys, who scatter their affection across a larger number of youngsters

  • How Should I Communicate With My Child?
    Communicating with a child is one of the most pleasurable and rewarding experiences for both parent and child. Children learn by absorbing information through daily interactions and experiences with other children, adults, and the world

  • Inuyasha's Ears
    An Inuyasha site that helps kids develop the knowledge of demons! (And half-demons)

  • Loveabye Lullabyes
    The Loveabye Lullabye Program nurtures children from the third trimester of pregnancy to 5 years of age. It teaches a sleep routine and helps to transform nap, bedtime from a time of struggle and frustration to a profoundly loving experience for child and caregiver. It creates a ritual of bonding and shared love throughout a child's formative years that has positive self-esteem and empathy building effects which last a lifetime.

  • Thought Wave
    ThoughtWave™ is an advanced technology for influencing and altering thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and physical states. The system combines Affirmations with auditory bilateral EMDR stimulation and Psycho-Acoustic technology. ThoughtWave™ uses an audio tape and card deck system to put the mind into a state of hyper-suggestibility while introducing messages the user chooses from a deck of affirmations related to a particular theme.

  • www.kidsgoals.com
    How to Raise Happy and Successful Kids! You Need These Secrets of Guilt Free Parenting. Help your child succeed with the unique resources at www.kidsgoals.com, including a FREE "Kids Unlimited" ezine.

  • Your Child: Development and Behavior Resources for Parents
    Your Child is a project of the Department of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics at the University of Michigan. The site focuses on providing basic information and a wealth of reviewed links to help parents locate as much detailed information and the kind of support they need to better care for their children. All our content and links are developed by doctors and nurses and are reviewed by a panel of experienced developmental/behavioral pediatricians. We cover a broad range of topics and are continuing to add new topics regularly. Our focus is developmental and behavioral issues--which research tells us are most often left unaddressed at pediatrician office visits. We talk about everything from developmental disabilities, like autism, to everyday issues that all parents face, like toilet training. We also feature pediatrician commentaries, and links to timely topics, often seasonal in nature.


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