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Category Archives - Tips For Parents
Trusted Techniques for Children Struggling with Order and Focus
The recent shift in daily life has presented unique challenges and opportunities for parents and their children, particularly those with
5 Must-Have Books to Help Your Kids Master Time Management
Effective time management is essential for both children and adults who are looking to accomplish tasks like homework, chores, and
Building Confidence in Kids: Top Book Picks for Children Struggling With Self-Esteem
Self-esteem is the personal appreciation one holds for themselves; a belief in their own value and capabilities. In the early
From Screen Time to Family Time: Why Gaming with Your Kids is a Good Move
Learning about your child’s relationship to screen time can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing screen time and
Navigating Childhood Anxiety: A Parent’s Directory to Online Resources
The prevalence of childhood anxiety is on the rise, leaving many parents searching for effective strategies to support their children’s
How Video Games Can Help Children With ADHD Get A Job
Many of the parents who come to our office at South County Child Family Consultants for a neuropsychological
Five Tips to Teach Children How to Keep Track of Time
It is not uncommon for children to lose track of time, especially in a world with so many distractions.
5 Tips For Improving Efficiency Through Better Time Management
“Work smarter, not harder.”
We have all probably heard this phrase before, and while it may seem cliche, there
How To Teach Your Kids Not To Quit- 6 Tips To Encourage Persistence
Does your child lose energy quickly when starting homework or chores? Do they give up too quickly or struggle
Four Ways To Help A Child Who Doesn’t Learn From Mistakes
Sometimes children have a hard time admitting that they have made a mistake, or they simply do not know how
Six Reasons Kids Should Play Fantasy Football
It’s September: time for football! But as a child neuropsychologist, I am reluctant to encourage parents to have their children
Improving Executive Functions: The Importance of Flexibility
At South County Child and Family Consultants, neuropsychological evaluations are performed for children and teens. In psychological testing, executive functioning
