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Behaviour Features

Understanding the behaviour of you schoolage children - information, advice and support: iVillage
Understanding the behaviour of you schoolage children (5 - 12) information, advice and support to help you

10 ways to help your child manage stress


How to teach your child coping strategies when they are stressed and how to avoid becoming stressed

5-year-old's bad behaviour


Expert advice on a five-year-old who is expressing distress through bad behaviour

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Advice for helping victims and bullies break the cycl

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Raising boys isn't all bad news - information and advice to help you through

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A divorced mother who does not live with her children is having discipline problems. Dr. Robert Schwebel gives advice

Dry nights


A more common issue than most parents imagine, bedwetting amongst school-age children can lead to great anxiety for the whole family. Hilary Pereira offers some solution

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Be the best parent you can and learn how communicate with your children, take advice on discpline and deal with difficult situations

Food intolerances and children


If your child has learning difficulties could a food intolerance be to blame? Melissa Field finds out

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