It happens most often with preschool children; but when I say “most often”, I don’t mean that it happens often. When it does happen (rarely), it’s with preschool children, usually. So what is it that…
Category: Child Development
Signs by Helene Goldnadel That Your Child Is Ready for School
As part of a child’s normal developmental stages, she or he will reach a very important stage, which is getting ready for school. This is one of the major steps a child may encounter in…
The Study Habits for Your Child to Develop Before Starting School
Below are the study habits to develop before tour child starts school discussed by Helene Goldnadel a life coach: 1) Create a study area in your home. This should be away from distractions, like…
Help Your Child View Homework Positively
Many angry parents lament that their child does not take homework seriously. This warrants a question – how effectively have such parents communicated the importance of homework in education to their children in the first…
Educating Yourself Encourages Your Child’s Progress and Development
Although it might feel as though you are not getting anything practical done, when you are actually layering the foundations of knowledge, you are in a more powerful position in the long term to be…
Educational Toys For Raising Smarter Babies
Every eight seconds, more and more babies are being born all over the world. Every minute, more and more parents are thinking of ways to make their children the best among the rest. These parents…
Does Your Child Struggle in School?
Your child is struggling in school. This could be with academics, behavior, socialization, emotional regulation, or physical development. The first thing you should do is talk to your child’s teacher and asks if the teacher…
Why Writing for Children Is Enjoyable? Helene Goldnadel Explains
To be honest, writing for any genre should be enjoyable but writing for children seems to have extra appeal. Don’t be fooled into thinking that writing for children is easy – it’s not! There are…
Ways by Helene Goldnadel to Get Your Kids to Write
Some kids just don’t like to write. Others find the lure of technology much more responsive and engaging. So what is a parent to do? Kids still need good old-fashioned paper and pencil skills, right?…
Reading Games to Help Your Child Read
Most of the time you can trust the diagnosing dyslexia and dyslexia treatment of your children to skilled teachers in your local education system. Dyslexia in children is now routinely screened for and detected. But…