When a child is telling the truth, it takes a lot of courage. So when your preschooler tells you the truth even after doing something wrong, praise them rather than scolding them. Reacting this way will make them feel better about their honesty, especially in a situation where they know lying would have been way easier. This will only reinforce their habit of being honest and build their self-confidence.
Make sure to let your kids know that you love them regardless of their performance. This will bolster their self-worth even when they do not feel good about themselves or when things don’t turn out as planned.
Halloween is all about costumes and sweet treats. Trick-or-treating is super-fun because of all the candies you get to eat. While there are those that you keep aside, there are Halloween candies that are all-time favorites and will continue to be so. No one can get enough of these yummy candies!
Many parents want their children to participate in extracurricular activities because they provide opportunities for staying in shape, socializing, working on academics and...
Christmas is a time to cherish and celebrate. People start planning their Christmas vacations or parties and businesses start offering holiday discounts for their customers. Similarly, there are
Most people view Thanksgiving as a holiday when family comes together to share a delicious meal. However, there is more to this holiday. Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to teach your kids about how blessed they are.
Childhood obesity can cause complexities for your child's physical, social and emotional well-being. In the United States, at least one child out of five is overweight, and the number of overweight children continues to grow. Overweight or obese...
Choosing a good infant day care for your child can be a challenge. But you can find one by keeping a few basic points in mind.
Children are expected to achieve higher levels of academic success today, at younger ages than ever before. Even the most progressive preschool...
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