Topic - Sports for Kids.  What sport is right for your child?  When choosing a sport for your kid to participate in, consider these questions in this Parenting Pointer.

Topic - Outgrowing Autism. Can your child outgrow autism?  Yes, children can "outgrow" the symptoms of autism. Though behaviors remain that make them "look different" from their peers, the remnants of autistic behaviors do not qualify as impairments. The behaviors can be overcome with intensive intervention.

Topic - Dyslexia.  Does your child show signs of dyslexia?  Find out the signs and treatments for dyslexia.

Topic - College Learning Support.  Has your child benefited from learning support programs with their education through high school?  Did you know similar free programs are available to you and your student at all federally funded colleges and universities?

Topic - Concussions.  Do you suspect your child may have suffered a concussion?  Do you know the signs and symptoms?  Find out what to do if you suspect your child has had a concussion.

Topic - Auditory Processing Disorders.  Does your child have APD?  Here are some common causes for this disorder, and some techniques for working with your child.

Topic - School Start Times.  Did you know later start times for your high schooler is beneficial?  Find out why your high school age child has a case for going to school later in the morning.

Topic - Drugs vs Medication.  Be careful how you refer to your child's medical management.  Words matter.  Know the difference between drugs and medication.

Topic - Recording Memories.  Recording family members reading your child's favorite book to them is a great way to have a grandparent, uncle, or aunt a part of your kid's life.  Have your family members and loved ones share their stories from their childhood, recalling their past memories.  This is a great way to get your child interested in reading and connected with family.

Topic - Sibling Conflict. How do you handle conflict between your children?  Here are some tips to help prevent and resolve issues between siblings.