Best Parental Control Software — Most online review websites provide reviews and recommendations based on one, most important fact: Their highest recommendation often goes to the software company that also pays them the most for your sale. If you have ever seen the same annual awards appear on a multiple of vendor websites, then you understand what we mean. Best …
Read More »Parenting – Nurturing Success: Build Success into the Relationship
A sense of success grows slowly in children, since they are prone to feeling inadequate around adults. To help children succeed, create situations where failure is least likely. It also helps if you can be alert to their fear, embarrassment, and likely areas of failure. You will learn to notice their hesitancy in such areas. Rather than pushing or forcing …
Read More »Parents Lack Time For Their Children
Parenting experts warned that the economic downturn could force families further apart by contributing to a “long-hours culture”. Research into family life also shows a dramatic disparity between London and the South East and other regions in terms of the amount of time parents spend with their children. The research was carried out for the state-funded Family and Parenting Institute, …
Read More »Parental Alienation Syndrome
The hate, vilification or bias adopted by a child towards a parent due to behavioral impression or teachings of the other parent is termed as parental alienation syndrome. It is commonly observed in kids whose parents have a deep animosity between themselves, or in kids who have a single parent. This term was first subjectively defined by Richard Gardner in …
Read More »Single Parenting Made Double
My son, Adweit, peeks from the photograph lying on the desk, oblivious to the world around him. Actually no. He’s not. He’s pretty aware of what is happening. He is an amazing kid, and I often wonder how I would have coped with my ‘burden’ without him by my side. Holding my hand and showing me that no matter what …
Read More »Super Parenting Vs Balanced Parenting
All of us are operating in an increasingly competitive, efficiency-driven atmosphere. While being a super employees or a super boss may have its rewards, but when it comes to parenting, is being a super parent really good for either ourselves or our children? All that Super Parents are really trying to do is to prove to themselves and to the …
Read More »Hypertension
If you are pregnant and suffer from hypertension, you may need to watch your salt intake regularly. Consult your gynecologist for specific instructions concerning your salt and sodium intake. A systematic evaluation of your diet will allow you to identify areas that need specific changes, and that will help alleviate the problem to quite an extent. Some pointers to keep …
Read More »Invest Something of Yourself in the Child – Building Self-Esteem in Children
Let children be involved in something outside the ordinary, programmed situation. Let them know your are willing to invest something personal of yours in your relationship with them. While I was working to develop self-grooming in Hilda, at a very early developmental stage, I used to pick her up and hold her next to me in front of the mirror …
Read More »Don’t Bore Children – Nurturing Success in Children
If you know something bores children, don’t do it unless you have to. And if you have to, try to find a way of doing it that’s less boring. The idea is that some things which need to be done in life are going to appear to be boring, at least when first encountered. The challenge is for you and …
Read More »Tell Children They are Part of Your World – Building self-esteem in Children
Whenever I brought something of my own children’s world into my professional work, for example, when I used their suggestions, their toys, and their games, I made a point of building my children’s self-esteem by telling them how useful their suggestions had been. Children I worked with often taught me things I then used in working with others. Hilda, for …
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