Are you tired of being told what to do by your pint-sized tyrant? Do you often find yourself wondering if there’s a way to harness that job skills for good? Look no further! By helping your children develop job-ready skills, you’ll be preparing them to conquer the working world and rule their own empire someday.
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Hey there, fellow parents! Are you tired of seeing your little ones struggle with self-doubt and insecurities? Want to raise confident, happy children who love themselves (and their flaws!) just the way they are? Well, you’ve come to the right place!
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Losing a pet can be a tough experience for anyone, but for children who have grown up with their furry friends, it can be an especially difficult time. It’s natural for kids to feel sad, confused, and overwhelmed when faced with the loss of a pet, and it’s up to parents and caregivers to help them navigate these emotions in a healthy way.
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As a society, we often talk about the importance of diversity and inclusivity, but have we stopped to think about how we can teach these values to our children? It’s easy to assume that children are naturally accepting of people from all walks of life, but unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. In fact, studies have shown that children can develop prejudices as early as three years old. So, how can we encourage cultural acceptance in our children? Let’s explore.
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Raise your hand if you remember the thrill of getting your first allowance and feeling like you had all the money in the world! But as we grew up, we realized that money isn’t just about having a lot of it, it’s about managing it well. And now, as parents, it’s our turn to pass that knowledge on to our kids. But let’s be honest, talking about money with kids can feel a little daunting. But don’t worry, with a bit of patience and the right approach, you can teach your kids the value of money in a fun and engaging way!
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“Accept the children the way we accept trees- with gratitude because they are a blessing- but do not have expectations or desires. You don’t expect trees to change, you accept them as they are”.
Isabel Allende
What makes parents set expectations about their children? Why is it difficult for parents or family members to accept children for who they are? Past experiences, fears, societal norms, and status symbols sometimes create a stumbling block for children to live the life they want and deserve.
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Do you see your teenager shun away from you for no apparent reason? Does it bother you and lead to fits of anger that you later feel sorry about?
Well, teenage is when your child is clueless about what’s happening to them. They seem to lose control of their emotions, mostly confused and don’t share their feelings, even with their closest friends. At this point, any parent would need help to help themselves and their child who barely looks at them or talks. And so, here are five tips that can help you bond with your teenager.
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The New York Times reports a survey in America by a nonprofit research organization called Common Sense Media that, amongst children between the ages of 8 and 18, 38% use social media.
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Often parents think it’s okay to say a seemingly harmless lie to their children once in a while. But what provokes them to tell a lie can provoke their child, at a later point in their lives is the underlying truth. A parent-child relationship is one of trust, mutual respect, and love. And telling lies can hamper the beautiful relationship for life.
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Until a couple of years ago, a dog in an Indian household was considered a guard who kept us away from anti-social elements of our society with its incomparable brilliance. Today they are the much-wanted friend within a home for this super-canine power to relieve humans from stress, blood pressure, and anxiety. Sounds unbelievable? It’s true. These furry guards are now furry angels- also called therapy dogs.
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