Controlling obscenities in child development lessons
The article surveys experts from the University of Iowa and Cedar Rapids on how parents should handle child swearing. It advocates understanding, consistent rules, role models, and calm explanations, with strategies ranging from setting home limits to offering safe substitutes and addressing anger.
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University of Iowa
Don Routh
Routh
Hunter Comly
Cedar Rapids
Walter Block
Harriet Shaklee
U of I
Shaklee
Sid Lutz
Heartwood Children’s Home
Lutz
Heartwood
Rehabilitation Device helps girl walk again with vertical wheeler
In Houston, 2-year-old Rebecca Bierwolf paralyzed from the waist after a station wagon accident uses a vertical wheeler to stand and move. The device lets her keep up with peers, four hours daily, aided by a plastic tray for color and meals. Rehabilitation engineer Krouskop notes access barriers and urges integration of tech in therapy.
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Olive Talley Houston
UPI
Rebecca Bierwolf
Rebecca
Paulette Bierwolf
Sugarland
Texas
Houston
Institute of Rehabilitation and Research
Krouskop
United States
Israel
Canada
Nightmares in Children Explained by Doctors
Dr. Mark Stuart and Dr. Walter Block distinguish nightmares from night terrors in children. Nightmares let the child recall the dream. night terrors render the child unreachable. Causes include TV violence and family dysfunction. most cases need reassurance, with professional help for recurring or severe symptoms.
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Block
Stuart
U of I
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