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In the peaks and valleys of sibling relations the word's out that the hardest spot to be in is the middle. Everyone assumes that the first-born is always responsible and develops into a leader and the youngest becomes the most coddled and therefore the most spoiled. What of the middle child?
Source: By Nicky Phillips Sydney Morning Herald
The majority of Australian children with autism spectrum disorder are not being diagnosed until they are four years old, more than two years after they can be reliably identified and given life-changing intervention, a study has found.
Leading autism researcher Cheryl Dissanay
Dealing with your child's meltdowns
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Here are some tips for parents, on dealing with your child's meltdowns.
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Source: By Jessica Snyder Sachs from Parents Magazine
Milestones: Red Flags to Watch For
While young children can reach milestones at different ages, the CDC says you should consult an expert in development and consider an early-intervention evaluation if your child displays any of these signs or has a dramatic loss of skills.
According to a recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald, a study conducted in Sydney high schools suggests female students are more likely to engage in social and relational aggression – rumour spreading and manipulation – in the junior years. But, by years 9 and 10, the boys overtake them.
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