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Tips for Coping with Guilt When Your Child is Injured at Home
Children are highly susceptible to unintentional injuries; in fact, for kids ages one to 14, falls and being struck by an object were the leading causes of emergency room visits in 2009-10, according to ChildStats.gov. When our children are injured, particularly if it’s in our home, we often feel responsible, even when there is no...
Coping with Grief after the Sudden Loss of a Loved One
Whenever we lose someone close to us, we go through a whole range of emotions as we deal with the events that have taken place. This can be a doubly difficult process when your loved one lost his or her life at a very young age or due to the fault or negligence of someone...
5 Things to Look for When Choosing a Daycare for Your Child
There are 11 million children in childcare programs around the country, according to Childcare Aware of America. A good daycare can provide your children with a wonderful opportunity to grow and develop in a safe, encouraging environment. However, inept daycares also can be a breeding ground for injury and neglect. And unfortunately, the extent of...
Dealing with Laws for Children with Learning Disabilities
Many people are aware that there are laws requiring public accommodations for people with disabilities; however, finding out their child has a learning disability – such as after a brain injury – can overwhelm some parents. The laws are complicated, and any disability presents a challenge. Parents should educate themselves about the laws and how...