A Guide In Teaching Children Good Manners
What a dream it is to have a child who has perfectly good table manners and more, right? This article will guide you in teaching your kids, whatever their age may be, to be polite, and to possess good manners. In psychology, children can be taught how to behave appropriately. This is not going to…
Recognizing Mental Health Issues In Teenagers
Mental health is a term that encompasses the emotional, psychological, as well as social well-being and influences how a person feels, acts and thinks. These aspects determine how we handle everyday stresses of modern life, how we relate to other people, and how we make decisions in everything we do. Just like our physical health,…
Parenting Guide: Improving Your Child’s Mental Health
As a parent, it is only normal for you to want all the best things for your child. For sure, you want him to grow up as a responsible member of society. At the same time, you also aim to make him healthy at all times. However, not every parent knows this, but there…
The Do’s And Don’ts Of Reprimanding Your Children
Children do a lot of things that could get the rest of their family angry. The younger ones could break something accidentally, the grade-schoolers might snag a few sweets from the refrigerator without telling, and the adolescents might come home past their curfew. Situations like these aren’t uncommon. Your child will inevitably do something that’ll…
Protected: Interactive Sessions Of The 2014 Albany Parenting Workshop
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The Worst Things About Parenting
I love my children so much more than anything in the world, but I’m not going to lie about how I hate parenting. I know it is part of my job to take care of my children, so I don’t have to complain. But all the exhaustion, agitation, anxiety, and depression that goes along with…
Teaching Kids To Be Responsible
The youth today is entirely different from yesterday, do you agree? Notice how busy they get with their phones chatting, playing games, and watching videos. Do they still have time to be responsible? If they do not have anything else to do than tapping their gadgets, then no, they do not have time to practice discipline anymore. …