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Parental burnout is like a double-edged sword. On one side, the drive to be great parents pushes parents to want to have it all, but on the flip side, this drive can lead to burnout, which can be detrimental to parenting.

The tasks that are often hardest for people with ADHD to complete are those that are perceived as purposeless, too abstract, boring, unrewarding, repetitive, and time-consuming

A quick look at the legal liabilities coming October 31

While helicopter parenting stems from genuine concern for the child's well-being, it typically results in a child being unable to develop needed skills

When students misbehave it is usually a sign that they cannot cope with a situation

If you’re a parent, you’ve probably felt the stress of having your child hit someone else, like a sibling, peer, or family pet. Hitting is a normal and common part of development, especially during the early years.

The First Nations Housing Professionals Association is a dynamic organization dedicated to supporting and empowering First Nation housing professionals across Turtle Island.

Gifted children tend to be very curious, imaginative, and experimental, think “outside the box,” have an impressive vocabulary, and are often able to and prefer to teach themselves

Since 2013, the Tbaytel for Good Community Fund has supported 102 projects in 23 communities with a total of $336,342

Shuniah-Ogama, a novel written by Robert Sanderson Trudeau, is inspired by personal experience to shine a light on government neglect of northern First Nations