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Experts in child development often say that parents are the first educators. And, whether parents elect to traditionally educate their children or dedicate a significant portion of their own time, effort, and resources to homeschool their children, the simple truth is that parents can, should, and do begin educating their children long before they introduce any sort of formal education.

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Homeschooling is a special type of education, a do it yourself education, if you will. So, if it is a do it yourself education, just who is the “you?” Parents have hectic lives with work and other pursuits that benefit their children and family. It is somewhat of a challenge for many parents, particularly single parents, to find the time to devote to giving their children a full time education. So, what is the answer?
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As a parent you are faced with many choices when it comes to the development and education of your children at all stages of their life. One of the most important decisions any parent can make is what method of childcare they opt for in the crucial period up to 5 years of age. This article looks at the various options now available regarding childcare for under fives.

Many studies have shown that there is a direct l Read the rest of this entry »

When the start of school is looming, parents rush out to find educational supplies for their children. They carry long lists of items, from pencils to binders and backpacks to calculators. When school supply shopping is done, harried moms are able to put their feet up and exhale. But there is something they may not be thinking about: What about educational supplies for themselves?

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Autism Child Education

A child with an autism disorder presents unique challenges to educators, even those working in the New York special education system. As a parent, you can facilitate Read the rest of this entry »