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Babysitting Guide - University of Illinois

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Illionios' 4-H Babysitting Project Resources is a free guide to help babysitters learn responsibility, build relationships, and earn money. The guide identifies resources to help babysitters...more
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Illionios' 4-H Babysitting Project Resources is a free guide to help babysitters learn responsibility, build relationships, and earn money. The guide identifies resources to help babysitters learn to be safe, engaging, and successful. The guide contains resources, books, videos, activities, and in-person and online certification classes.

tag(s): charactered (77), child development (23)

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Students can showcase their babysitting skills via younger peer activities. Students can compare and contrast books using Figjam reviewed here. Finally, students can create their own Miro, reviewed here to share experiences and post questions.

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Divorce Matters - A Child's View - Iowa State University

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This page offers brief summaries of the ways in which children and young people typically react to divorce at differing ages. The author then suggests strategies parents and caregivers...more
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This page offers brief summaries of the ways in which children and young people typically react to divorce at differing ages. The author then suggests strategies parents and caregivers can use to help the child accept and cope with the situation.

tag(s): divorce (6)

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Holiday Stress and Divorced Families

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This short article outlines some of the extra stresses that divorced families encounter during holiday seasons and suggests strategies parents can use to help control these additional...more
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This short article outlines some of the extra stresses that divorced families encounter during holiday seasons and suggests strategies parents can use to help control these additional strains.

tag(s): divorce (6), holidays (233)

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Depression in Teens: How Parents Can Help - KidsHealth

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Depression in Teens: How Parents Can Help is an article that shares how parents can help their teenage child. The article is divided into subtopics: How Can I Tell if ...more
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Depression in Teens: How Parents Can Help is an article that shares how parents can help their teenage child. The article is divided into subtopics: How Can I Tell if My Teen Is Depressed?, Why Do Some Teens Feel Depressed?, What Is the Treatment for Depression in Teens?, How Does Therapy Help Teens Who Are Depressed?, and What Should I Do if I Think My Teen Is Depressed?. This article is also available in Spanish.
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tag(s): adolescence (7)

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Students can read the article and discuss the signs of depression.

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Backpack Safety - KidsHealth

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Backpacks are great, but an overloaded pack can pose a risk of injury to your child. This article suggests ways to be sure that your child's backpack isn't doing more ...more
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Backpacks are great, but an overloaded pack can pose a risk of injury to your child. This article suggests ways to be sure that your child's backpack isn't doing more harm than good.

tag(s): safety (65)

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Nine Steps to More Effective Parenting - KidsHealth

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This article offers nine general principles which parents can use to ensure that they are providing caring, consistent parenting for their children. The content can help parents strike...more
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This article offers nine general principles which parents can use to ensure that they are providing caring, consistent parenting for their children. The content can help parents strike a balance between nurturing and discipline as their child grows.

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Children and Family Moves - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article from the American Academy of Child Psychology on helping children cope with a move. ...more
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An article from the American Academy of Child Psychology on helping children cope with a move.

tag(s): family (53)

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Home Alone Children - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article from the American Academy of Child Psychology on "latchkey kids" and how parents should handle the situation. ...more
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An article from the American Academy of Child Psychology on "latchkey kids" and how parents should handle the situation.

tag(s): behavior (33), family (53)

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Children who Steal - American Academy of Child Psychology

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Stealing can indicate many things and have many consequences. This article will help teachers and parents understand their child's behavior, determine the best response, and ensure...more
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Stealing can indicate many things and have many consequences. This article will help teachers and parents understand their child's behavior, determine the best response, and ensure that the behavior is not repeated.

tag(s): behavior (33)

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Pets and Children - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article about helping children become comfortable with pets and handle the responsibility. ...more
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An article about helping children become comfortable with pets and handle the responsibility.

tag(s): family (53)

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Parenting - Preparing for Adolescence - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article helping parents prepare for their child's adolescence. ...more
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An article helping parents prepare for their child's adolescence.

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Children and Firearms - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article on addressing the issues of children and firearms. ...more
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An article on addressing the issues of children and firearms.

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Children and Divorce - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article addressing how children process divorce and what parents can do. ...more
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An article addressing how children process divorce and what parents can do.

tag(s): divorce (6), family (53)

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Teenagers and Eating Disorders - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article addressing the many issues that surround teenagers and eating disorders. ...more
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An article addressing the many issues that surround teenagers and eating disorders.

tag(s): eating disorders (6), parents (53)

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Normal Development: Middle and Early High School - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article about the change in children as they develop. ...more
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An article about the change in children as they develop.

tag(s): child development (23), parents (53)

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Children Online - American Academy of Child Psychology

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A short article about basic rules parents can use when letting children online. ...more
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A short article about basic rules parents can use when letting children online.

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Children and TV Violence - American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychology

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This site shares an article about violence on TV and how parents can reduce its impact. ...more
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This site shares an article about violence on TV and how parents can reduce its impact.

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This short page outlines the problems that excessive exposure to TV violence can create in children, and it offers specific suggestions for ways in which parents can reduce exposure to violent images and help children keep them in perspective.

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Children and Sports - American Academy of Child Psychology

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An article on sports and children and its many benefits. ...more
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An article on sports and children and its many benefits.

tag(s): behavior (33), fitness (35), sports (84)

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Playing sports can have numerous benefits for children and young people, and many of these go beyond mere physical fitness. This page offers pointers for parents on attitudes and behaviors that can help children get the most out of their participation in sports.

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Gay and Lesbian Adolescents - American Academy of Child Psychology

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What to Do if You are Raped - American Academy of Family Practitioners

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Background on rape, and what to do if one becomes a victim. Straightforward information for women about rape, rape prevention, and what do to if they are raped. This is ...more
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Background on rape, and what to do if one becomes a victim. Straightforward information for women about rape, rape prevention, and what do to if they are raped. This is an emergency resource of which parents and teens should be aware.
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tag(s): difficult conversations (52), sexuality (14)

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Bookmark this site for use when counseling students or addressing issues on sexual harrassment or rape in the classroom. Share with your school's counselor as a resource for information to share with parents, students, and staff.

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