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Understanding Aggression in Children

Aggression in children can be caused by an inability to communicate an emotion or a need. Making sure that you clearly respond without anger is really important because that only teaches them to continue to respond in that way.

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The Difference Between Shy and Introvert

Shyness and introversion are often mistaken for each other, but while introversion reflects a preference for quiet and low-stimulation environments, shyness stems from social anxiety, and understanding the difference is key to effectively supporting children based on their individual needs.

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How Foods Impact Behaviors

Replacing processed foods with whole foods can improve children’s focus, mood, and long-term health.

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Bath Routines for Kids

Bathing a few times a week with mild soap and moisturizer helps protect children’s skin.

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Identifying Concussions in Children

Some headaches are just a headache, but if the headaches involve more sleepiness or vomiting or new changes in vision, that's the time to seek out your healthcare professionals.

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