How to deal with kids’ procrastination?
Has your child ever been in this scenario:Taking forever to wake up, brush teeth, and use the bathroom, lost in slow motion;And when it comes to helping your child with homework, the most annoying thing is their procrastination.Some children not only procrastinate with homework but are slow with everything. They …
“No, not allowed, you can’t…” Instead of refusing 800 times a day and making your child cry, it’s better to learn some strategies.
How many parents have “encountered” such scenes while raising their children?
You tell him the water dispenser is dangerous and not to touch it as it’s hot, but he keeps approaching and testing it;
Even though there’s a similar toy at home, he insists on having one from the store, ready to throw a tantrum if he doesn’t get it;
After finishing the nighttime routine and it’s time for bed, the child insists on having candy.
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Four Types of Parenting Styles
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How To Reconcile With Your Child After Arguments
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Creating Trust, Creativity, and Responsibility
Parents usually take the initiative to do things for their child. For example, if their child wakes up late, she will quickly help him/her dress and get ready for the day. The child will sense anxiety as his/her mother hurries through their routine. If the child moves slowly and does …
How to cultivate your child’s concentration
Focus, concentration, and determination are the foundation of all sorts of learning. Strong concentration is a sure guarantee for the academic future of your child. So, if their focus or concentration is off, you, as a parent, need to cultivate it. The older the child, the more the importance of …
How to Deal With Arguments Between Your Children
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Why Does Your Child’s Temper Become Worse After Sickness?
Maybe you have noticed that your child’s temper becomes worse after a bout of sickness has passed. Your child makes you do almost everything, even if he or she knew how to do it before. Does this sound strangely familiar? It’s possible that this happened to your child. So, what’s …
Teaching Your Child Etiquette
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