An often described feature of autism is a possible impairment of social interaction. However, parents sometimes get confused about the importance of a child having a social interaction with peers of the same age. As a school psychologist, I have seen many scenarios of how parents interpret social interaction in relation to autism. Interaction between […]
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Motorcycles are big kids’ toys. Well, that’s an understatement. If you know a guy who owns a motorcycle, you know it’s more expensive property than a toy. Some don’t even trust other guys to ride or even touch their bikes. This makes it very interesting. What is it about the bikes that men love so […]
Emotions are revealed through facial expressions and the modulation of the tones of the voice. During the stage of infancy, the expression of emotions occurs in an energetic way and occurs without any external cause. They express it in the form of crying and shouting. During the first two months of the infant stage, the […]
Who would have imagined in 1996 that Tickle Me Elmo, a newly released plush toy, would become the new hot selling sensation that Christmas? It was “just” a funny little bundle of red fur that laughed hysterically when you tickled it. Yet since that time Tickle Me Elmo and its successors have been topping the […]
A grown-up princess party: We’re not talking about all of the Disney princess costumes here (although everyone who arrives will be admitted Cinderella princess dresses and Snow White princess dresses). An adult princess party is an opportunity to live the childhood princess dream with a party of your friends, dress up in Little Adventures princess […]
