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Parents often have mixed feelings when their kids go back to school. On the one hand, they are happy to have some peace and quite during the day, but on the other hand they may have to deal with some separation anxiety as their kids go off to school, esecially if it is for the first time. This series of 'Back to School' articles will help parents and kids ease back into the school year.
Conquering Back to School Stress
Learn how to deal with common back to school stressors, including time and money stress.
Back to School Sleep Routines
Whether your child is starting school for the first time or entering his last year of high school, one thing that many children have to deal with is getting on a good sleep schedule.
Immunizations
Are your child's immunizations up-to-date? Find out now before sending your child back to school.
Back To School Survey
A back to school survey to see what other school age children are doing, such as how much homework they get, what kind of grades they make, if they work, when they do homework, etc.
Back To School Safety
As children are now back in school, it is important to learn to help them get to and from school safely.
Preventing Back to School Stress
Here are a few tips to squash back-to-school stress... before it gets the best of you.
School Performance Review
Are your kids struggling? Do they have poor grades? Learn about how to get your child evaluated for a learning disorder or ADHD and how to get more help.
Getting Ready for School and Kindergarten
Get answers to questions frequently asked by parents of elementary and middle-school-aged children who—like you—want to help their children learn and succeed.
School Readiness Guide
A discussion of school readiness in preschool children, the skills your child will need, and helping them on their first day of kindergarten.
Homeschooling Your Kids
Learn more about homeschooling, including why parents homeschool their kids and how to get started with home schooling.
Packing Safe School Lunches
Here are safe handling recommendations to prevent foodborne illness from 'bag' school lunches for your kids.
Paying for College
After buying a house, paying for a child's college education is the biggest expense most parents face. Check out this information-packed checklist to figure out how much it'll cost, where to save depending on your child's age, and more.
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