| 167 Views | The Seven Stages of Parenthood By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Stage 1: The Desire and the Longing |
| 164 Views | How to detect the symptoms of child anxiety By : kristine
This article features different types of child anxiety disorders and possible anxiety relief to the respective cases. |
| 150 Views | Working with Your Special Needs Chil By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Listed below are concerns from parents of special needs children: |
| 130 Views | Why Your Children Don't Tell You and What To Do About It By : Jerry McMullin
Parents are now confronted by a sophisticated child predator subculture that has developed effective methods of reducing the likelihood that victims will report the crimes perpetrated against them. Street smart parents will take steps to protect their children by establishing family rules that limit the amount of private access others, including extended family, friends, and neighbors, have with them. Such rules do not require that anyone be accused or even suspected, yet the children will be |
| 126 Views | Parenting Advice on Sleep-Overs By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Usually, children love to go on sleep-overs with their friends. They enjoy going out on overnight camps and other special events where they are required to stay away from home for a few days. Somehow, some children develop a fear for sleeping away from home and they refuse to go. Here are some tips to help your child overcome that fear. |
| 126 Views | Keep Children Home at Night By : Jerry McMullin
Sophisticated child predators use a wide variety of deceptions to obtain the trust of parents. Then they exploit that trust to gain access to victims through activities that appear on the surface to be completely harmless, such as sleep overs. |
| 125 Views | Honing Your Parenting Skills And Teaching Manners By : Alison Palmer
Parenting skills go beyond teaching your child to say, “Please” and “Thank you”. Teaching a child what behavior is expected is a daily process, and you will have many opportunities each day to steer your child in the right direction.
One key point to remember is to teach, not reprimand. It is easy to assume that your child is just being bad when, in fact, he just needs a lesson or two from you on the correct behavior. Be specific when you teach your child and remember tha... |
| 122 Views | Verbal development for babies using baby signing By : Jackie Durnin
From the moment your baby is born, they begin to learn language skills from the people and environment around them. They slowly go through various stages of language development from babbling to gesturing until they finally develop speech. This final stage of language development is acquired through your baby listening to people talk, talking to others and also playing with sounds and words. |
| 120 Views | Conscous Parenting By : Brian Cook Cook
Breast feeding is one of the most essential parts of motherhood, there is enough scientific proof to suggest that not breast feeding a new born child can cause medical problems for both the mother and the child, apart from containing vital nutrients for the new born, breast feeding actually improves a child's immune system, and provides protection against some of common ailments like gastrointestinal problems, and susceptibility to problems like diarrhoea. Breast feeding not only benefits the ne |
| 118 Views | Helping Your Child Sleep By : Dr. Noel Swanson
In order for us to get restful sleep, we need to be relaxed. In order to relax, a number of things have to happen. First of all, we need to feel safe and secure. Obviously, if there is tension in the house - abuse, parents rowing, problems with finances or neighbors, or else problems at school or with friends, it will be much harder to relax and fall asleep. |
| 117 Views | Parenting Advice: Help! My child lies. By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Unfortunately, even though adults hate lying, they often set up their children to do just that. Here's a look at how: |
| 117 Views | Parenting Tips: Sons Can Be Problems For Single Mum's By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Q. "I am a single mother with a 7 year old daughter (Caitlin), and two sons (Tom, 9 & Liam, 11). Cait is doing fine, but I am having real problems with the too boys. Tom has learning difficulties at school, but seems to behave fine there. It is when he comes home that we get all the temper tantrums. Liam just seems to hate me. He is always rude, and never shows any affection towards me. Liam's dad never visits, and Tom's dad died when he was a baby. I am so stressed, what am I doing wrong?" |
| 117 Views | Consistency is the name of the game of parenting By : Dr. Noel Swanson
The need for consistency in parenting cannot be over-emphasized. You need to be consistent in what you say and do, and you need to be consistent between the two of you. |
| 116 Views | By : Florrie Poff
Bullying is probably one of the most serious problems your child could ever experience. You may find this article helpful to identify some of the signs that may indicate your child is being bullied. |
| 116 Views | Is My Toddler Ready for Toilet Training? By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Let’s begin by removing some misconceptions related to toilet training. Many parents seem to consider potty training as a criterion to judge their child’s brightness and their own smartness. Nothing can be farther than the truth. If you try to potty train your child before he/she is ready for it, you will be a nervous wreck, and you will traumatize your child. |
| 115 Views | Help! My Child Won't go to School By : Dr. Noel Swanson
"How do I get my nine-year-old daughter to school? She seems to have tummy aches or headaches constantly, and misses several days of school each week. Any suggestion that she must go and she screams and cries and seems to be genuinely afraid of going to school. What can we do?" |
| 115 Views | THE SEVEN AGES OF PARENTHOOD By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Stage 1: Me, have kids? Really? |
| 115 Views | How to encourage vocal development in babies By : Jackie Durnin
From the moment your baby is born, they begin to learn language skills from the people and environment around them. They slowly go through various stages of language development from babbling to gesturing until they finally develop speech. This final stage of language development is acquired through your baby listening to people talk, talking to others and also playing with sounds and words. |
| 115 Views | Diet - Your Best Defense against Cancer? By : Sophie Cosic
The best form of cancer therapy is prevention and for non-smokers in particular, diet is arguably the most important tool in the prevention of most forms of cancer. Unfortunately, the modern American diet is replete with unhealthy processed foods, sugars and carcinogenic chemicals but lacking in valuable anti-oxidants, healthy fats and other nutrients that support healthy immune function. The article attempts to redress the imbalance. |
| 114 Views | 4 Parenting Styles By : Dana Goldberg
Every grandmother and grandfather will tell you hilarious stories of their children when they were first born. And for every funny and touching story they have, they will be able to tell you another for every hardship they encountered. Parenting is something that is done in many different ways by each parent. The following are four general styles employed by parents.
Authority: Authoritarian parents rule on just that: authority. Commands are given to children that they mus... |
| 114 Views | A Present Is Not a Present if Your Heart Is Not in It By : Bradlley Mckoy
Purchasing presents is always easy when you're purchasing it for a kid. A book, a toy, a pair of sneakers, or a baseball cap is sufficient to make a child jump for joy. In weddings, the items for ring bearer presents is maybe completed first. Presents for their adult counterparts will take a little more time to complete particularly for the groomsmen. Even picking a birthday gift for someone special also requires careful organizing just to make sure it is appreciated. But are you aware that ther |
| 114 Views | Wooden children’s play bocks are the ultimate open ended toy. By : Garrett Politis
Wooden blocks are one of the most classic toys available. They never break, they never go out of style, and they are one of the most used toys in any toy box. Even better, we see that kids often combine their blocks when they are playing with other toys. |
| 113 Views | Beta Carotene :Pregnancy Supplementation? By : Vincent
Unfortunately, very few westerners now eat the way that the experts suggest. When the average American is honest with himself, he soon admits to avoiding some meals entirely and using empty calories to an excessive degree. Although flour is enriched by regulation, it is often omitted from the diet. Persons with low carb diets, in particular, will probably not benefit from the enriched breads that others consume. |
| 112 Views | How We Could Solve Poverty With Expert Parenting Advice By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Parents don't get an operators manual along with their new baby. |
| 110 Views | Kids who Steal - What Can You Du About It? By : Dr. Noel Swanson
There are a lot of reasons kids steal. Some kids steal for comfort, to impress a group of friends, get retaliate against their parents, or sometimes to simply get the things they want. |
| 110 Views | What Can I Do To Help My Son Get Over His Extreme Shyness? By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Q. "How can I help my 7 year old son? He is so shy that he hardly talks to anyone other than family members". |
| 109 Views | Are You Ready to Become an Adult? By : Groshan Fabiola
There are three important stages in our lives. Each one of these stages is ment to prepare us for what is to come next. However, in many cases this is not true. |
| 108 Views | 10 Parenting Tips for Surviving a Divorce By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Divorce is a sad fact of life. It is not a new phenomenon - parents have been getting divorced since the day that marriage was invented; and even before that couples would unite... and part. |
| 107 Views | Getting Your Child to Go to Bed By : Dr. Noel Swanson
It is often difficult to get your child to go to bed for two reasons. One, the child is in no mood to give up the activity and go to the quiet lonely bedroom and be deprived of the fun. Secondly, by the end of the day you are so tired that you long for some quiet moments all to yourself. Both of you are justified and that is where the clash of interest begins. The result is your child throws up a tantrum or comes up with some demand or the other that can postpone bedtime. |
| 106 Views | Parenting Education By : Michael Malega
Here is an article for Parenting Education topic that may be of benefit to you, tips, ideas, suggestions that is all about Parenting Education. If you would like to learn more about Parenting Education, please check our web site… |
| 105 Views | Cookies And Kids By : Dana Goldberg
I don’t know what it is but there are some smells that bring back fond memories and one of them is the whiff of a freshly baked cookie. I don’t have a particularly sweet tooth and can actually survive without cakes or chocolates but once I am hit by that cookie smell I am taken to a warm and wonderful place. I want to enjoy the cookie all on my own and find myself a quiet place with a cup of my favourite coffee and prepare to be in heaven.
It isn’t just eating a freshly ba... |
| 105 Views | How a child's safety stool can bring peace to your home By : Garrett Politis
Children’s safety stools are becoming more and more popular. These stools serve two very important functions in a child’s environment. |
| 104 Views | Parenting Advice: My son has night terrors By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Q. "Sometimes, in the middle of the night, my seven-year-old sits bolt upright, stares straight ahead, and screams at the top of his voice. It sounds like he is being attacked by an axe murderer! We try to comfort him, but he doesn't even know we are there. This goes on for many minutes. Then he goes back to sleep. If we wake him, he seems confused and cannot remember what he was dreaming about." |
| 102 Views | Parenting Tips: SATS! - A Daunting Educational Yardstick By : Dr. Noel Swanson
It's time again for the dreaded and stress inducing SATS. Teachers and students alike are stressing. The principal or head teacher wants to look good on the national league tables. The teachers want everyone to know that they're the best. As for the students, they've heard so much about these tests that they're terrified of failing, or at least not doing their best. |
| 102 Views | Delicious Ways to Reduce Cholesterol With Out Drugs By : Sophie Cosic
Those of us with unfavorable cholesterol scores are constantly bombarded with the importance of controlling LDL-HDL levels. Unfortunately, many of the drugs prescribed for cholesterol reduction can have serious side effects such as fatigue, muscle cramps, brain fog, etc. Trying a natural adjustment to your diet may be a better and less risky way to tame the cholesterol beast. |
| 101 Views | Losing a Child Forever: A Parent's Greatest Fear By : aseya
The article deals with the difficult process of grieving a parent undergoes when a child dies. The article explores the pains and sufferings of a parent who loses a child and the process that must be passed through before the parent is able to move on. |
| 100 Views | What is ADHD and How do You Manage it By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a condition that can afflict children. People suffering from ADHD have symptoms such as: |
| 98 Views | Dealing with Child Anxiety takes more than just therapy By : kristine
How children can have anxiety; how child anxiety affects children, unlike adults; importance of balance in children's' functions; examples of child anxiety disorders; how children cope with anxiety; several anxiety treatments for different disorders; how parents are important during treatment of such condition. |
| 96 Views | The Most Common Parenting Mistake Of All By : Andrea Flint
It seems there are all kinds of rules to follow to make a success of parenting, but there's one mistake which is more common than any other: not trusting in your own ability to do the job. Find out why we're all perfectly qualified to make great parents. |
| 96 Views | Recommended vaccines for children By : bdd7707
We all know that in order to prevent serious illnesses from affecting our children we must take them to the doctor at predetermined periods for vaccination. Parents need to know when it is the most indicated moment for such a shot and against which disease is their child protected. In this article parents can find [...] |
| 95 Views | Parenting Advice: The Key to Solving Society's Woes! By : Dr. Noel Swanson
The problem is that children don't arrive with an owner's handbook. |
| 93 Views | Handling the Toddler and the Tantrums By : Dr. Noel Swanson
A toddler of two can be adorable and exasperating a thousand times in a single day. So, is there a way to make this phase of your child less taxing on your nerves? |
| 93 Views | A Hidden Factor in Teen Suicide By : Jerry McMullin
Several factors can contribute to the tragedy of teen suicide. By understanding what those factors are, parents and others working with teens may be more able to help them heal. This article describes a hidden factor often overlooked. Protecting young children from being accessed by predators may be more important to preventing teen suicides than most people realize. |
| 92 Views | Living With Christopher By : Alex Ellorde
This article discusses how autism causes anxiety among children who have this condition and stress to their parents who are trying to cope with their children's needs. |
| 91 Views | Parenting - Find The Right Balance! By : Dana Goldberg
Parenting can be a daunting prospect even for the most accomplished and the most prepared. Good parenting is a balance of many different factors and you will need to discipline as well as spend good, quality time with your child. In this modern age, time is of a premium. Even when parents do find they have some spare time to interact with their children this time is often spent worrying about what needs to be done next.
Make sure you set aside some time every day to spend... |
| 91 Views | Study Skills - How Can YOU Help Your Kids? By : Frank McGinty.
You pick up nuggets of wisdom in the most unexpected places. One was given to me by a man I met in the Scottish Highlands. |
| 90 Views | Eliminating children's behavioral problems By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Every parent has expectations of their children. These expectations are formed unconsciously from our own wants and desires. They are important. Expectations form the foundation for many things in our lives. |
| 89 Views | Consistency: The Key to Eliminating Child Behavior Problems By : Dr. Noel Swanson
If parents want to achieve success in child discipline, they must inculcate the virtue of consistency. It is the most important thing especially for parents that have issues regarding child discipline. It is true that it is not easy to remain consistent all the time. After all, you are human beings with normal human failings. And, children can be absolutely exasperating at times. So, you can only aim at achieving consistency, but it is worth making all the effort because it has good effect on yo |
| 89 Views | Teens Just Can't Get Enough Sleep! By : cas
Teen-agers are not exempted from getting sleep problems. Young people who experience sleep deficit have difficulty concentrating, studying, and working effectively. During the stage of adolescence, the body's internal biological clock is reset which makes them fall asleep later at night and wake up later in the morning. |
| 89 Views | Five Essential Oils For Your Child’s Health and Happiness By : Eric R. Cech
Busy parents are always on the lookout for natural, effective alternatives to support their children’s health and happiness. Invoking gentle calm in an otherwise hectic family life is especially appreciated. Essential oils can offer this support in a fun, safe and natural way. A few essential oils are particularly suitable for use with young ones, both for bringing soothing emotional calm and contentment healing the small wounds of childhood – here’s a quick primer to help you safely. |
| 88 Views | Dealing with the Other Difficult Parent By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Q. I have a stepdaughter who is four years old. Her real mother whom she visits on weekends is in and out of jail; she has 86 felonies. Each visit leaves the child distraught; she gets depressed and sinks into her shell. |
| 88 Views | 10 Tips when traveling by car with Children By : Jeff K
Traveling with children can be great if you plan ahead a little. |
| 87 Views | Fun Ways to Travel With Your Children  By : Chloe Bilboa
Traveling with your children is a great way to have a fun family experience as well as teach them more about the world around them. However, many times traveling with kids can be cumbersome and trying. Here are some tips for making travel with your children as easy and as wonderful as possible. |
| 87 Views | This Year, Let Your Children Fail in School By : bdd7707
Throwing a safety net under a kid is tantamount to slinging a noose around his neck. Everyone wants kids to succeed. All adults want children to become responsible, independent learners who grow to make wise decisions. So why do adults get in the way of kids’ success? It’s done every day–adults rescuing kids from certain [...] |
| 87 Views | Some Solutions for the Problem of Infertility By : Keith Tennent.
Infertility has become a big problem with women in the modern world. It is at the root of many other disorders and diseases. But, the good news is that unless you have a mechanical problem with your body, you can get pregnant the natural way. |
| 86 Views | 10 amazing baby abilities By : bdd7707
For new parents the arrival of the newborn brings a lot of excitement in their lives. They might look fragile and vulnerable, which they are, but there are some surprising things babies can do, much to the delightful fun of many people.
Most of the babies can do the following surprising things to us:
1. They can [...] |
| 86 Views | Baby Names | Popular Names | Girl and Boy Names I Baby Name Meanings By : Simon Gittins Gittins
A name stays with a person from birth and even after a person dies, and no matter what part of the world an individual comes from, a name is what makes each person unique and gives a person his or her identity. Today it’s not that difficult to guess the race, the country and also the religion a person comes from by the name of a person. In fact naming a new born is an important part of many cultures the world over, and depending on which part of the world a person is from, there are elaborate na |
| 86 Views | It is Better to Empower Your Children/Friends than to Give Advice By : Jacob Gan
This article discusses how you can help your friends and loved ones better by extending emphathy and empowerment, instead of giving advice. |
| 86 Views | The Truth About How To Stop Childhood Obesity By : Zuez Lacota.
Among the many health problems that children have to grapple with, childhood obesity is now taking the front row. People shouldn't continue to ignore the problem of child obesity; more has to be done and done fast to curb it. |
| 85 Views | Cunning Predators Outwit Police and Parents By : Jerry McMullin
To ensure the safety of their children, today's parents must discard common stereotypes about child predators. Many members of a sophisticated child predator community have successfully avoided detection and prosecution. These criminals are still at large and are very skilled at deceiving parents and accessing victims. |
| 84 Views | Learn More About Global Warming By : bdd7707
The scientists from all over the world have reached the verdict: the world is in a continuous warming due to pollution. The most dangerous air polluter is considered to be the carbon dioxide. Along with other air polluters the carbon dioxide accumulates into the atmosphere and makes up a blockage against the sun’s heat, leading [...] |
| 84 Views | Tips to Start Breastfeeding By : Keith Tennent.
There is nothing like breastfeeding for your newborn baby. All formulas are made in imitation of mother's milk, but they don't provide an adequate substitute. Mother's milk is the natural and nutritious way to feed your child. While mothers realize the importance of breastfeeding, they get frustrated and give it up because they cannot manage it. And, the modern hospital system is of no help for the new mom and baby to overcome this frustrating situation. Here are a few tips to get you started. |
| 84 Views | Parents Need to Be a Role Model for Teenagers By : Robert Thomson
In order to be an effective parent we must be what we want our children to become. |
| 83 Views | Getting Your Children to Tidy Their Rooms By : Dr. Noel Swanson
This is a common problem faced by parents. It is the main cause of many a fight and argument that lead to frustration. Here are some tips to handle this: |
| 83 Views | Consistency: The Key to Eliminating Child Behavior Problems By : Dr. Noel Swanson
If parents want to achieve success in child discipline, they must inculcate the virtue of consistency. It is the most important thing especially for parents that have issues regarding child discipline. It is true that it is not easy to remain consistent all the time. After all, you are human beings with normal human failings. And, children can be absolutely exasperating at times. So, you can only aim at achieving consistency, but it is worth making all the effort because it has good effect on yo |
| 83 Views | When It is alright to let them decide? By : bdd7707
Yesterday I took my son to the barber shop to get his back to school hair cut. As we sat in the barber shop, I reminisced over how much my son has grown. I remember the first time I took him to the barber shop, I had to sit in the barbers chair and [...] |
| 83 Views | Baby Care: Introducing Solid Foods By : Robert Thomson
Introducing solid foods to your baby should be both healthy and tasty. What better way to is there to present baby food, than the organic, fresh, tasty and homemade way? |
| 83 Views | The Complete Guide To Stop Childhood Obesity By : Zuez Lacota.
Obesity is now obviously one of the major health problems that children the world over have to grapple with. As a matter of extreme urgency, a lot more should be done regarding the problem of child obesity. |
| 83 Views | Clock is ticking for independent women By : stephanie
Over the last 10 years, there was a dramatic increase in the number of women over age 35 requesting medical intervention for infertility. there are lot of women who are delaying their plans on bearing a child not realizing the consequences it will do for them. |
| 82 Views | Do YOU feel Guilty? Disappointed? Hidden Effects of Divorce By : Charlotte Kamman.
My divorce was a pretty easy process. I never thought about the effects of divorce back then, neither for me or for our daughter. My ex-hubby and I never really fought, we just decided that we were making each other unhappy instead of happy, and that it would be better for both of us to move on. What I never could have imagined, is that the mere fact of our marriage going down the drain, would still have a big emotional impact on my daughter and me for the years to come. I started to discover o |
| 81 Views | Dealing with the Other Difficult Parent By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Q. I have a stepdaughter who is four years old. Her real mother whom she visits on weekends is in and out of jail; she has 86 felonies. Each visit leaves the child distraught; she gets depressed and sinks into her shell. |
| 81 Views | Making A Yoga For Kid Program By : Ellen Parry.
These days, children suffer from a lot of stress. They can amass a lot of the stress from home and in school from peers, their teachers, and their parents. This may not be obvious but whatever kind of stresses a child is going through, it has to be addressed. This can be done by creating a Yoga For Kid routine to help them not only be stress-free, but healthy as well. |
| 80 Views | Is My Toddler Ready for Toilet Training? By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Let’s begin by removing some misconceptions related to toilet training. Many parents seem to consider potty training as a criterion to judge their child’s brightness and their own smartness. Nothing can be farther than the truth. If you try to potty train your child before he/she is ready for it, you will be a nervous wreck, and you will traumatize your child. |
| 79 Views | Working together - Team Work as a Parenting Skill By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Kids learn from example; and if you can involve your children in the household activities, you gain on several counts: they share your burden of work; they get your time and attention; and they learn to work as a team. The best parenting advice is to work together in raising your children and establishing child discipline. Children are children; and whether they are your own or your spouse’s kids from a previous relationship, it is the duty of the two people who make up their parents to work tog |
| 79 Views | Your Child and TV By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Television is a fact of life, and there are few families that don't have one, or that never watch one. Television can also be educational, informative, and uplifting. But, let's face it - the vast majority of what is shown on TV is pure drivel - it is far from uplifting or educational, and often portrays behavior that would be quite unacceptable in most social circles. Even worse, it often portrays that behavior as normal, or even desirable. |
| 79 Views | Helping speech through baby sign language By : Jackie Durnin
From the moment your baby is born, they begin to learn language skills from the people and environment around them. They slowly go through various stages of language development from babbling to gesturing until they finally develop speech. This final stage of language development is acquired through your baby listening to people talk, talking to others and also playing with sounds and words. |
| 78 Views | Handling Teenagers’ Behavioral Problems By : Dr. Noel Swanson
A young boy when asked how he felt on his thirteenth birthday, said, “But for the reputation everything else is fine.” Teenage brings problems with it for the child and the parents. It is a trying time for all concerned. But, with a better understanding of the situation, you can transform the teenage years of your child into joyful years rather than reel under stress and cause tension all around. |
| 78 Views | Watch Your Language! - How Parents Can Help Kids Help Themselves By : Frank McGinty.
'I was upbeat when I went into the classroom. But it didn't last long!' |
| 76 Views | Handling the Toddler and the Tantrums By : Dr. Noel Swanson
A toddler of two can be adorable and exasperating a thousand times in a single day. So, is there a way to make this phase of your child less taxing on your nerves? |
| 75 Views | Parenting Tips: Sons Can Be Problems For Single Mum's By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Q. "I am a single mother with a 7 year old daughter (Caitlin), and two sons (Tom, 9 & Liam, 11). Cait is doing fine, but I am having real problems with the too boys. Tom has learning difficulties at school, but seems to behave fine there. It is when he comes home that we get all the temper tantrums. Liam just seems to hate me. He is always rude, and never shows any affection towards me. Liam's dad never visits, and Tom's dad died when he was a baby. I am so stressed, what am I doing wrong?" |
| 74 Views | What Can I Do To Help My Son Get Over His Extreme Shyness? By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Q. "How can I help my 7 year old son? He is so shy that he hardly talks to anyone other than family members". |
| 73 Views | Getting Your Child to Go to Bed By : Dr. Noel Swanson
It is often difficult to get your child to go to bed for two reasons. One, the child is in no mood to give up the activity and go to the quiet lonely bedroom and be deprived of the fun. Secondly, by the end of the day you are so tired that you long for some quiet moments all to yourself. Both of you are justified and that is where the clash of interest begins. The result is your child throws up a tantrum or comes up with some demand or the other that can postpone bedtime. |
| 73 Views | Your Child and Homework By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Few children relish the idea of sitting down and doing their class assignment. Many will put up some kind of a fuss - ranging from gentle grumbling, to procrastination and outright refusal. |
| 73 Views | Eliminating children's behavioral problems By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Usually, children love to go on sleep-overs with their friends. They enjoy going out on overnight camps and other special events where they are required to stay away from home for a few days. Somehow, some children develop a fear for sleeping away from home and they refuse to go. Here are some tips to help your child overcome that fear. |
| 72 Views | Your Child and Homework By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Few children relish the idea of sitting down and doing their class assignment. Many will put up some kind of a fuss - ranging from gentle grumbling, to procrastination and outright refusal. |
| 72 Views | Getting Your Children to Tidy Their Rooms By : Dr. Noel Swanson
This is a common problem faced by parents. It is the main cause of many a fight and argument that lead to frustration. Here are some tips to handle this: |
| 71 Views | Help! My Child Won't go to School By : Dr. Noel Swanson
"How do I get my nine-year-old daughter to school? She seems to have tummy aches or headaches constantly, and misses several days of school each week. Any suggestion that she must go and she screams and cries and seems to be genuinely afraid of going to school. What can we do?" |
| 71 Views | The Seven Stages of Parenthood By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Stage 1: The Desire and the Longing |
| 70 Views | Handling Teenagers’ Behavioral Problems By : Dr. Noel Swanson
A young boy when asked how he felt on his thirteenth birthday, said, “But for the reputation everything else is fine.” Teenage brings problems with it for the child and the parents. It is a trying time for all concerned. But, with a better understanding of the situation, you can transform the teenage years of your child into joyful years rather than reel under stress and cause tension all around. |
| 69 Views | Rewards versus Punishment By : Dr. Noel Swanson
The rule of the thumb is that rewards work better than punishments in establishing child discipline. Parents need to lay more stress on positive reinforcement rather than punishment for bad behavior. Many people view discipline as a punishment system but that is not necessarily so. Indeed, you can eliminate punishment altogether if you reward good behavior. Children, no matter how big they are, always seek parental approval. Punishment, on the other hand, makes them defiant, stubborn and obstina |
| 69 Views | A True Bestfriend By : Lliorlance
This article talks about the benefits of having pet dogs to relieve depression, stress and anxiety. |
| 68 Views | Parenting Advice: The Key to Solving Society's Woes! By : Dr. Noel Swanson
The problem is that children don't arrive with an owner's handbook. |
| 67 Views | 10 Parenting Tips for Surviving a Divorce By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Divorce is a sad fact of life. It is not a new phenomenon - parents have been getting divorced since the day that marriage was invented; and even before that couples would unite... and part. |
| 67 Views | Dealing With The Stress Of Being A Parent By : Simone Butler
Parenting can be a stressful experience at times, and you might not have the chance to indulge in traditional stress-busting activities because you need to look after your children. There are, however, plenty of ways you can reduce your stress levels with activities that actively involve your kids. |
| 66 Views | Your Baby And Teething By : Simone Butler
Teething can be a testing time for both baby and parent. This article provides information on what's involved, and gives some tips on how to make it more comfortable for your child. |
| 66 Views | Working together - Team Work as a Parenting Skill By : Dr. Noel Swanson
Kids learn from example; and if you can involve your children in the household activities, you gain on several counts: they share your burden of work; they get your time and attention; and they learn to work as a team. The best parenting advice is to work together in raising your children and establishing child discipline. Children are children; and whether they are your own or your spouse’s kids from a previous relationship, it is the duty of the two people who make up their parents to work tog |
| 66 Views | A Little Help On The Road To Talking! By : Jackie Durnin
From the moment your baby is born, they begin to learn language skills from the people and environment around them. They slowly go through various stages of language development from babbling to gesturing until they finally develop speech. This final stage of language development is acquired through your baby listening to people talk, talking to others and also playing with sounds and words. |
| 66 Views | Winning Tactics for Parenting By : Joseph Then.
You've probably heard it this a hundred times and I bet everyone agree that bringing up children is one of the most hard job there is and no one in this world is totally armed on how to be a good parent. It seems like there is never enough time to prepare you to raise children. As certain as it is, your life do change from the day your child is born. Some of you may have read parenting skills book but trust me on this, parenting is not as easy as memorizing the words in a book. You learn as you go. |
| 65 Views | Education Issues in the Classroom is Much About Parenting not Class Size or Assistants By : Lance Winslow
Often people in our civilization and society are very quick to blame our educational system and or the teachers. Others will blame the school district and the number of kids per classroom and although the number of kids per classroom is vitally important to learning and individual one-on-one help, we should not forget all the facts.
For instance, many of the educational issues and problems in ...
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