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A Parent’s Guide to Homework
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Success In School!
To succeed in school, parents need to be involved in their children’s learning. It’s important to be involved early, and it’s important to stay involved. Learning the skills for success takes place at home as well as at school. Here are some of the things that parents can do at home and at school. At...
Ten Keys to Successful Parenting
International Network For Children and Families has successfully provided many concerned parents with outstanding, thought provoking parenting tips in the area of childhood discipline, child development, child consequences and responsibility training techniques that gets positive results. Parenting is not about becoming your child’s friend, but your child’s educator and life-long guide. It is important that...
New Baby Sibling: What’s a Parent to Do?
Congratulations! I assume from the fact your reading this article that you are A) going to be a parent again, B) going to have another grandchild, C) a friend of yours is concerned about what his or her other child is going to think about the new baby, or D) you like reading child development...
Making the Most of Your Family’s Vacation
Making the most of your family vacation takes planning. Too much planning, as we all know, turns the vacation process into work. That may be why statistics indicate that as many as 40% of Americans do not use their vacation time away from their job. Family and child development experts encourage families to spend time...
My Child Argues With Me!
We want our children to learn to speak and communicate. We want them to become independent thinkers. We also want them, someday, to stand on their own. Well, believe it or not, these are some of the key factors to explain why some children argue with their parents. According to the Department of Families, “arguments...
Teaching Manners
We all want our children to have good manners. Manners can and should begin to be taught to children as soon as they begin to talk. Saying “please” and “thank you” are common manners. Parents who model good manners in front of their children often see the children beginning to use appropriate manners. If your...
Demanding Children
It’s not unusual for Children to begin to make some kind of demanding remarks between the ages of two and four years of age. This behavior is often a test given by a child to test parent limits and boundaries. Children who are demanding often are seeking control or may be facing some stress in...
Childhood Theft
Parents need to know that it is very common and normal for children under the ages of four and five to take things that do not belong to them without understanding the concept of stealing. Children need to be taught lessons in personal property and not taking something without permission. Children under the age of...
Ensuring Sports Safety
Ensuring Sports Safety On and Off the Playing Field It’s the responsibility of parents and coaches to teach young children sports safety. Just like we teach our children the angers involved in crossing the street, we must also teach them how to be safe while playing sports. This ScottCounseling article will help you, the parent...
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