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Take Homework in Stride

Are you dreading homework? As we begin another school year, parents and kids everywhere are getting anxious about how they’re going to balance homework with family time, sports, and all the other after school activities. Keep in mind that research on homework has been met with mixed results. There is very little evidence that homework…

August 14, 2017

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How to Handle More than just Boo-Boo’s

Raising a child brings occasional boo boo’s, but what if an emergency arises? Falling off a bike, being stung by a bee, or hit by a soccer ball… Are you prepared? To arm parents with medical know-how, we at Hang In There have written several first aid guides to address commonly encountered medical issues. Read…

October 19, 2016

Dr. Gina Penaflor

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Hit with a Recommendation for Grade Retention? Consider the Alternatives

For students who are experiencing academic, behavioral or social/emotional difficulties at school, neither repeating the same instruction another year nor moving to the next grade provides them with the support they need to improve academically and socially. Grade retention in our country has increased in the past 25 years despite the fact that research failed…

July 14, 2016

Dr. Patricia Gage

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Is Constant Worrying Taking a Heavy Toll on Your Teen?

This is the time of year in schools where kids are having a hard time with excessive worrying. They feel overburdened with assignments, projects, preparing and taking exams. While some worrying can spur them into taking their schoolwork more seriously, it can also keep them up at night, make them more restless and tense, deplete…

May 26, 2016

Dr. Patricia Gage

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Every second counts in an emergency. I feel these tips will enable me to help a child get through a health crisis until a school nurse or an ambulance arrives. Great quality, clearly written, perfect easy to follow first aid tips. Product: First Aid

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As a mom and after school teacher, I found these tiny fact packed easy to follow guides to be invaluable! Whether I face meltdowns at home or in the classroom, I feel I can now react with expert advice from a professional team of a school psychologist and pediatrician. Especially love the hints about fostering optimism in children--so important! Product: Collection of 3: Positive Psychology from Toddlers to Teens

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Amazing resource for moms to have on hand in emergencies for quick access to important names, numbers and medical info for children. Keeping a few for myself and giving a few to other moms. Clear, concise, easy format. Fast shipping! Product: First Aid Parenting Card Collections

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Take Homework in Stride

How to Handle More than just Boo-Boo’s

Hit with a Recommendation for Grade Retention? Consider the Alternatives

Is Constant Worrying Taking a Heavy Toll on Your Teen?

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