Today I was working with one of my clients and we were looking at the issue of helping young children deal with their frustrations. She was telling me how her little boy became so frustrated that he would bite himself. Toddlers often find dealing with their emotions really difficult because they are developing new skills. [...]
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Parenting Techniques to Banish Tantrums
Posted by admin on April 9th, 2010
Bad Parenting
Posted by admin on March 6th, 2010
Bringing a child into the world itself is a great responsibility. Holding a newborn and nursing the child makes us feel overwhelmed. But parenting is an ongoing phase and a nourishing activity. This is bound by emotions, by actions and expectations. There are no formula methods or ready-to-apply skills to solve parenting problems, as each [...]
Top 7 Parenting Mistakes to Avoid
Posted by admin on December 30th, 2009
If you have difficulty dealing with your children, you are not alone. Many parents seem to be quite at loss when it comes to enforcing good behavior in their children. Research has shown that some parenting styles definitely do not work. Read on to learn how you can avoid the most common parenting mistakes:#1: Don’t [...]
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