social skills in children

Offers parents a step-by-step plan designed to help children develop strong social skills and learn how to cope with teasing, join in with other children, read social cues, feel better about themselves, and express their emotions appropriately.

Describes the characteristics of the highly sensitive child, and offers advice to parents on how to deal with the challenges of raising children with sensitive temperaments, from infancy to young adulthood.

Presents a comprehensive guide for parents and professionals on helping young children with autism develop social behavior skills and offers strategies to teach basic play skills and engage in conversation.

Distinguishes between telling and tattling and explains the motivations behind tattling.

A practical guide for teaching people skills to children with easy-to-understand examples from real-life situations.

Presents step-by-step plans parents may use to help their children find, make, and keep friends, and deal with teasing, bullying, and meanness, and includes advice on how to help children who are hyperactive, have a bad reputation, are not noticed by classmates, or who have other problems.

Uses stories, tips, and ideas to help children learn to get along better with others and stay true to themselves.

Teaches comprehension strategies and vocabulary through a study of alcohol and drug addiction, the problems associated with addiction, and breaking the habit.

Provides advice for kids on how to deal with a variety of situations, such as getting a bad report card, outsmarting a prankster, surviving a canine encounter, increasing an allowance, and more.