Archive for February, 2009
You know the scenario. Your child is loving and sweet and even says he loves you. Then, like a flash of lightning, he becomes a raging screaming monster and destroys everything in his wake. Doors, windows and beds.
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Well, let’s get the bad news out of the way first. Health authorities in UK and Europe (but not in the USA) seem to be agreed that food additives and colourings contained in kids’ junk food such as candies, cereals and chips are harmful and may lead to an increase in hyperactivity and other behaviour disorders.
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An essential part of child development is educating our school age children in routine building. This article includes helpful hints for parents to train their children on establishing healthy patterns of behavior.
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Creating a special time that all members of the family look forward to is an essential ingredient in building a strong parent child bond. This article on developing a Family Day is an excellent tool to increase you parenting skills, promote fairness, emphasize the importance of open communication and grow closer as a family unit.
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Anxiety is one of the most prevalent issues among young children. Often the source of sleepless nights, withdrawal, anger and a wide range of physical symptoms, parents are sometimes at a loss to cope. In this article, we offer some parenting tips that will help them help their child.
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This parenting article offers advice on developing a strong co-parent relationship based on mutual understanding, trust and the common goal of raising happy kids.
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Teaching children chores and household responsibility can be a daunting task. Parents using this system of Chores on Demand, instead of a chore chart, can help train children to become responsible adults by being an active participant in the maintaining of the home in which they live.
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Creating a bond by starting a family play time is very important, especially in the early stages of child development. Here are five simple steps to help you let go of the heavy world of responsibilities and play with your child.
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Sleep problems can be an ongoing struggle between parent and child that leave many adults suffering the effects of sleep deprivation. In this article we offer a solution that has been successfully used by many of our clients.
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These parenting tips have helped many parents teach, coach and counsel their children. Teaching your children about the world of emotions gives them the tools to take care of themselves, have successful relationships and reach their goals in life.
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