All parents want to be loved and do not want their child to feel negatively about them when being disciplined. Positive parenting emphasizes empathy, communication, and understanding to foster a healthy parent-child relationship and promote positive behavior. Here are some strategies for exercising positive parenting with your 2 to 6-year-olds:
It’s term break and our Little Ones may be staying at home more, to be with their older siblings. Here are some ideas for activities that are HUGE on FUN and do wonders for their development!
Parents are increasingly faced with the question of how much screen time they should allow their Little Ones to have. And lately, there have been more parents who are asking how they can limit the screen time for their children.
Discover how to tame toddler tantrums with empathy and patience in today's parenting tip. Learn practical steps for staying calm, connecting, and gently guiding your child through emotional storms. #ParentingTips #TamingTantrums”
The transition from Infant care to Playgroup marks a significant developmental milestone for both children and parents. Here are some changes you can expect and ways you can be involved to make the transition smoother for your Little One.
Toilet training can begin when a child turns 3! Or, it can begin anytime when the child is ready and YOU are ready, as it requires patience and consistency. Here are some steps you can follow:
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When your child knows what to expect the next morning, it will be easier for the child as well. As much as possible, have a morning routine and try to stick to it.
Self-care is important to recharge yourself mentally and physically. You will come back as a Better parent!
Vegetables should be treated like any other ingredient of the meal and the main aim should be to finish the whole SERVING of the meal.
Separation anxiety is loosely defined as the fear of being away from the primary caregiver.