Parenting School Aged Children
Between the ages of 5 and 12, children expand their horizons and spend more time away from their parents. It can be tough to see your child go from baby to child - going to school, making friends, and learning more about the world. Here are some tips to help parents of school-aged children:
- Cyberbullying Technology has given chldren and teens new ways of bullying. Learn about cyberbullying here.
- No, I Won't What you can do when your child is defiant and opposes what you say.
- Setting Limits for Children Some basics on how to set limits that you can enforce.
- Is Your Child Old Enough to Baby-sit? Kids mature at different rates. Here are some questions to ask if your child wants to babysit.
- Tips for Giving Out Allowance Most parents give out allowance. Read these guidelines for making allowance work.
- ADHD: What Parents Should Know Find out more about Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder.
- Talking Tips Getting kids to open up to parents can be tricky. Some tips are given here.
- Download "Parenting Primer - A Handbook of Tips for Parents of Kids 6-12 Years" This booklet offers tips on how to handle problems of the 6-12 year old. For example, things to do instead of spanking, handling chores, fighting with siblings and more. Download