By Peter Pak Disoza
A distraught mom confides to you, I would not believe it if I had not seen it with my own eyes. The moment I turned around John belted his brother right in the gut. I do not know what to do now I am afraid to leave them alone together!
Before the baby [...]
By Katherine E Thompson
There are two sides of a coin in the issue about self-esteem development in children. One side tells us that self-esteem in children is about having this yearning to develop a sense of self-worth. The other part claims that self-esteem is not a cause but rather an end-result of developing confidence in [...]
By Jean Tracy
Why do kids blame others for their own mistakes? Don’t they know that blaming brings trouble? Look inside to find out the benefits of blaming and what you can do to build character.
Why Kids Blame:
Blaming is a smoke screen. Sooner or later the smoke dies down and the blamer is caught. Most kids [...]
By Dax DaCosta
In South Korea, “among young people 10 to 19, suicide is the second most common cause of death, after traffic accidents,” – The New York Times.
Fact: 40 percent of children under 15 in Spain suffer from too much stress. When his teacher asked him about his homework, one eight year old child said, [...]
By Joseph Devine
If you have ever left your children under the supervision of another person, whether it was at school, church, or other event, you might have still felt uneasy about this decision. Sometimes parents or guardians feel unsure about a decision that involves leaving their children somewhere else, and this may be due to [...]
By Blake Collingsworth
Blake Collingsworth never wanted to be the person reminding people it can happen to them. Water Safety and Early Childhood Education is so important for everybody to know.
That all it takes is one second, and your child can slip out of your sight.
“Everybody thinks they know, but they’ve got to remind themselves over [...]
By Jayneanne Benjamin
Child geniuses have been known throughout the centuries and studied by many eminent people. Unfortunately, there seems to be little agreement on any side as to whether the child has inherited its brain power or maybe acquired it through a chance development factor at birth.
One American answer was to use child prodigies in [...]
By Gabriella Gometra
Having more than one child will change the family dynamic in so many interesting ways. In addition to being a mother or a father, a parent will find themselves acting as referee or police officer on so many occasions. There were times I truly wished I had a whistle I could blow to [...]
By Scott Byers
As a parent, it can be quite a challenge to raise a teenager with multiple behavioral problems and issues, so you’ll want to have all available options on the table in front of you. This article will help by examining some of the different ways that you can make a difference in your [...]
By Michael G Robert
I often hear some people say that they are confused about their children. They think that it is hard to understand what their children’s want. As parents, we just wish all the best for them. Actually, there are several things we should know about them, so that there will be good understanding [...]