Neurodivergent Communication for Neurotypical Parents
Raising a child is never easy, and raising a neurodivergent child can make it even harder. Here are some tips for communicating with your neurodivergent child that can help.
Raising a child is never easy, and raising a neurodivergent child can make it even harder. Here are some tips for communicating with your neurodivergent child that can help.
Summer Camp 2023: Check out our Issue and Camp Listings A few summers back, while we were all starting to get out from the COVID lockdown, some of us wondered When will Summer Camp be back? Now that we have all become pros in testing and keeping our kids healthy, Summer Camps are not only…
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LGBTQ Summer Camps: how to find a judgment-free community for your child Finding community is important for all kids and adolescents, but it’s invaluable for kids who are members of the LGBTQ community.One way to help your LGBTQ child find community with other kids like them is through summer camp experiences. Here are some camp…
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Legoland New York is now a Certified Autism Center Starting with its opening of the new season Legoland New York will be a Certified Autism Center. Ask any parent of a child diagnosed with ASD (Autism spectrum disorder) if going to a theme park is easy; most likely, every answer will differ. This is because, […]
Black History Month 2025: Great Events in NYC and the Tri-State Area February is Black History Month, a great time to celebrate the amazing contributions of Black Americans who’ve shaped our world. We’ve put together a list of family-friendly events happening around New York all month long! Just click on your region below to…
Is Empathy the Cure for Bullying? Experts Say Yes We don’t have a bullying problem in America. At least that’s what Sweethearts and Heroes founder and former MMA fighter Tom Murphy says. When I first approached the anti-bully group, my goal was to learn ways a parent can help their child who is being bullied. […]
Asian American Studies Added to NYC Schools’ Curriculum Asian American history is becoming a permanent part of New York City public schools’ curriculum. Last spring, the new pilot program Hidden Voices: Asian American & Pacific Islanders (AAPI), was introduced in a dozen schools throughout the city with the goal of raising awareness of the multiplicity […]
Content Creator Lucie Fink: is our February Cover It was a Saturday morning, I had just made my daughter breakfast, watched her eat it and then asked her to go up to her room to pick out an outfit and get dressed. She listened. At almost 5 years old, it’s hard to imagine her as […]
Keeping Kids’ Teeth Healthy: Experts Share Tips During the COVID lockdown, parents wore many hats. Teacher, cafeteria cook, and barber were just a few of our tasks, but the one challenging area was dental care. Of course, the kids brushed their teeth, but many of our kids went without dental care for a significant period. […]
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