By Gary Pearson
Before your first baby is born, parenthood seems like a daunting experience. It is often hard to see yourself as a parent and you will be wondering how you will cope. There are many people who will have words of wisdom for new parents, so much so that you will have trouble remembering [...]
January 10th, 2008 | Posted in Advice for New Parents | No Comments
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Posted 116 minutes ago
Did you know that a new diagnosis can cause a major identity crisis for a child? Are you ready to help them make sense of what it really means to have ADHD? [Link]
Posted 119 minutes ago
Have you ever wondered about the impact a diagnosis can have on a child? Do you think they understand it the way that adults do? Can you imagine for a moment the impact it has on their identity and their self-esteem? [Link]
Posted 120 minutes ago
The loss of a beloved pet can be one of the most traumatic and devastating events for an adult or child. There may be difficult decisions surrounding the death and, whether it's planned or an accident, great remorse and guilt can walk by our side, a continuing reminder of all that was, could be, or might have been. [Link]
Posted 2 hours ago
Children can often throw tantrums when things do not go their way. Some parents choose to give in, and giving in regularly to the children will lead to a reinforcement of the behaviour. The child will then subconsciously realized that they will get what they want if they throw tantrums. This will lead to spoiled and pampered children. [Link]
Posted 2 hours ago
As much as playing and relaxation is an important aspect of a children's life, we must understand that dangers are lurking everywhere and anytime. As parents, we must often take note of the possible dangers of play which may affect our kids. Let us run through the type of dangers our children may be exposed to: [Link]
Posted 2 hours ago
General knowledge is important for your child. It gives him the necessary head start in school and encourages the learning habit. Needless to say, it definitely aids him in his overall development. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
I believe a percentage of people who became successful in life dealt with rough childhoods. Maybe they experienced the depression, war, racial or religious discrimination, poverty, abuse, or a number of other emotional, physical, or spiritual situations. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
Are we witnessing an alarming trend? Is the traditional family failing in its efforts to raise responsible citizens? The internet and cell phones as a social obstacle. What happened to meaningful communication within the family? Government as Big Brother? [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
Are you as confused and unsure about ADHD as a lot of other people, myself included? Is it possible that we really have gone too far with these labels and terms? I think we have we missed the mark and gone overboard. Read this article to find out why. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
If you're a parent whose child suffers from frequent or recurring nightmares, you're desperate to find a solution to help you and your child get a better night's sleep. First, find out what kind of fears your child is having, then make sure you're not doing the two tactics mentioned below. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
Change you, change your child, what you can do to turn things around. Are Your Kids the "B" Word? Nobody wants to believe their child is a brat. But, brats abound these days. In America materialism has overtaken quality time, caring and relating. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
As we know too well, time stands still for no one; not even our kids. Helping them set short and long-term goals in a realistic time frame will yield excellent benefits both now and in the future. [Link]
Posted 5 hours ago
With children, the general assumption seems to be "the more hugs and attention the better." However, there is one category of families that will often tell you, "Please Don't Hug My Child," and those are adoptive families. [Link]
Posted 5 hours ago
If you and your spouse take opposing roles in dealing with your kids, you're not alone. Many parents take on the roles of "good cop" and "bad cop" in the family. [Link]
Posted 20 hours ago
Samantha is worried. Her boss has clearly told her that she needs to mend her ways if she wishes to continue in the company. She knows it's not her fault. Single motherhood and late night baby tantrums are taking their toll on her. Suddenly her 2-year old toddler who demands her attention interrupts her reverie and she gets frustrated. She ... [Link]
Posted 21 hours ago
One big concern that parents often have about going green is how they can get their kids involved and help them to develop their own affinity for protecting our one home. In a society where the cultural norm is to consume as much as you can as fast as you can with little regard for the consequences, it is vital ... [Link]
Posted 22 hours ago
This Just In: Families know how to push each others' buttons. Can't we all just get along? Apparently, not so much. A parent and child share a bond that should be strong enough to overcome any adversity. So why is it that we always fight the most with the ones we love? Is it genetic, learned behavior, or a little ... [Link]
Posted 23 hours ago
Parenting is about knowing and helping to meet the needs of the child while teaching them independence. At the same time, however, it also involves teaching your child or children how to work together for the benefit of the whole family. [Link]
Posted 23 hours ago
An early action to teach your kid about money and savings are a good idea to give better money management ideas along with they grow. Using simple methods depends on there age, you can easily bring them getting good understanding on money management and can grow a habit of savings. Here are some practical methods a parent can use to ... [Link]
Posted 24 hours ago
There are different types of parenting styles for raising your kids. The first of these parenting styles is called authoritarian parenting. As the name suggests, in this kind of parenting, the parents exert their control over their children by being in control all the time. Permissive parenting is perhaps the most relaxed of all the parenting styles. [Link]
Posted 60 minutes ago
Latex mattresses for your children present a tremendous value because of their durability. A small child will only need about four inches of medium latex for support. An additional layer of latex in the form of a latex "topper" can be added to the mattress as your child gains size and weight. [Link]
Posted 116 minutes ago
Did you know that a new diagnosis can cause a major identity crisis for a child? Are you ready to help them make sense of what it really means to have ADHD? [Link]
Posted 119 minutes ago
Have you ever wondered about the impact a diagnosis can have on a child? Do you think they understand it the way that adults do? Can you imagine for a moment the impact it has on their identity and their self-esteem? [Link]
Posted 120 minutes ago
The loss of a beloved pet can be one of the most traumatic and devastating events for an adult or child. There may be difficult decisions surrounding the death and, whether it's planned or an accident, great remorse and guilt can walk by our side, a continuing reminder of all that was, could be, or might have been. [Link]
Posted 2 hours ago
Children can often throw tantrums when things do not go their way. Some parents choose to give in, and giving in regularly to the children will lead to a reinforcement of the behaviour. The child will then subconsciously realized that they will get what they want if they throw tantrums. This will lead to spoiled and pampered children. [Link]
Posted 2 hours ago
As much as playing and relaxation is an important aspect of a children's life, we must understand that dangers are lurking everywhere and anytime. As parents, we must often take note of the possible dangers of play which may affect our kids. Let us run through the type of dangers our children may be exposed to: [Link]
Posted 2 hours ago
General knowledge is important for your child. It gives him the necessary head start in school and encourages the learning habit. Needless to say, it definitely aids him in his overall development. [Link]
Posted 3 hours ago
Every baby has the capacity to be smart if we nurture him right from birth. We all love to nurture baby and be told that we have the "best kid". [Link]
Posted 3 hours ago
Are you one of a group of less fortunate mothers whose babies do not seem to stop crying? Take hope, you are not alone! There are ways to overcome the problem too. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
If I had one question for God, it would be: "Why didn't you give babies the instinct to 'go' in the toilet or the designated 'going' areas?" I think every parent (moms and dads - you're in this together whether you like it or not) is asking the same question. Why oh Why, God? [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
I believe a percentage of people who became successful in life dealt with rough childhoods. Maybe they experienced the depression, war, racial or religious discrimination, poverty, abuse, or a number of other emotional, physical, or spiritual situations. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
Are we witnessing an alarming trend? Is the traditional family failing in its efforts to raise responsible citizens? The internet and cell phones as a social obstacle. What happened to meaningful communication within the family? Government as Big Brother? [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
Are you as confused and unsure about ADHD as a lot of other people, myself included? Is it possible that we really have gone too far with these labels and terms? I think we have we missed the mark and gone overboard. Read this article to find out why. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
If you're a parent whose child suffers from frequent or recurring nightmares, you're desperate to find a solution to help you and your child get a better night's sleep. First, find out what kind of fears your child is having, then make sure you're not doing the two tactics mentioned below. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
Change you, change your child, what you can do to turn things around. Are Your Kids the "B" Word? Nobody wants to believe their child is a brat. But, brats abound these days. In America materialism has overtaken quality time, caring and relating. [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
As we know too well, time stands still for no one; not even our kids. Helping them set short and long-term goals in a realistic time frame will yield excellent benefits both now and in the future. [Link]
Posted 5 hours ago
With children, the general assumption seems to be "the more hugs and attention the better." However, there is one category of families that will often tell you, "Please Don't Hug My Child," and those are adoptive families. [Link]
Posted 5 hours ago
If you and your spouse take opposing roles in dealing with your kids, you're not alone. Many parents take on the roles of "good cop" and "bad cop" in the family. [Link]
Posted 5 hours ago
The crib next to the changing table is one of the most important things that any expectant mother should gear themselves with. It should be a place of comfort and safety because the kid will most likely spend most of their time in this equipment both during his sleeping and play times. [Link]
Posted 5 hours ago
Treatments for baby rash are varied according to the attending doctor. But can good home hygiene contribute to causing eczema? [Link]
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