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September 16, 2015Behavior & Discipline Espanol, Home & Family Espanol, Kohl’s Building Blocksby Shelby Schnell

Managing Behavior at Home

By: Becky Anderson Families who have children on the Autism Spectrum may be challenged with managing their child’s behaviors at home. These behaviors might include tantrums, aggression, and/or meltdowns. Behavior is often a form of communication and most typically serves a function. The first step in attempting to eliminate or …

Helping Children with Cerebral Palsy Transition into the School Year

Jenna Gehrdes is a member of the Community Outreach team at Cerebral Palsy Guide. The organization provides free educational information, financial options and emotional support for parents and children affected by cerebral palsy. Whether this is your child’s first year or fifth, it’s important to make sure your child is …

Developing Handwriting Skills

Did you know? Crawling, playing with blocks and learning the alphabet song actually help develop handwriting skills down the road. As your child gets older, finger painting and coloring with markers and crayons help fine tune motor skills and prepare your child for handwriting success!

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August 21, 2015Kohl’s Building Blocks, Nutritionby Shelby Schnell

Feeding Stages for Babies

Is your baby ready to sit in a high chair or eat solid foods? Learn about the stages of feeding development in children 6 months and older.

August 12, 2015Family Dynamics, Home & Family, Kohl’s Building Blocksbehavior, discipline, family, family dynamics, kidsby Shelby Schnell

Avoiding Power Struggles

“You can’t make me!” screams your expressive child. Your breath quickens, heart rate elevates, blood pressure rises and a throb starts at the temples. At times you may feel like you “have to” make your child do things against her will. Tasks as simple as being asked to brush her …

GETTING READY FOR KINDERGARTEN

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Helping your Child Deal with Grief

While it is common for children to grieve the death of a loved one, children might also grieve following a divorce or separation, a loved one moving away or moving out of the home or decreased visitations with a loved one. All of these experiences can be considered a “loss.” …

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

What is Oppositional Defiant Disorder? Oppositional Defiant Disorder is characterized by a set of behaviors that are often negative, disrespectful, disobedient or hostile. These sets of behavior traits often are expressed through not listening, not following rules, extreme temper tantrums, deliberately annoying other people, being argumentative with adults, blaming others …

July 15, 2015Home & Family, Kohl’s Building Blocks, Playby Shelby Schnell

Play Activities for Babies

Play enhances your baby’s experiences, while helping to develop senses and motor skills. It is also a FUN way to bond with your child!

Managing Behavior at Home

Helping Children with Cerebral Palsy Transition into the School Year

Developing Handwriting Skills

WGIRLS MILWAUKEE 2ND ANNUAL MASQUERADE BALL

Feeding Stages for Babies

Avoiding Power Struggles

GETTING READY FOR KINDERGARTEN

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Play Activities for Babies

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