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How to guide your Child to overcome fear and associated behaviour
In their zest to protect their children parents often cross over the boundary between caution and fear.
Decision Making - A Feeling
Several decisions need to be made and the ability to make the right decision should be developed early on.
Values and Compassion – YOUR Child Observes and Learns
Some behaviours cannot be taught. They need to be demonstrated by the parents and then only the children understand it by being a part of it. One such important behaviour is Values and Compassion.
Reprimand - is it right thing to do?
Several parents feel that reprimanding the child is a fine thing to do. They believe that boundaries are essential and must be reinforced through coercion if necessary.
How to help children to achieve their Full Potential
Full potential is defined as to become the best one can be.
Discover Ways to Stay Focused and Avoid Distractions
As there are sufficient distractions around as child grows up, it becomes important to keep the distractions at bay.
Parents – Owner or Custodian of the Child
One of the biggest puzzles the parent faces is about helping the child find the path on which to walk on.
My child is well behaved and obdedient..Why is that not enough?
Many a times, we, as parents consider an obedient child and well behaved child as one who is going to do well later in life.
Connect with Your Child but Understand why NOT to Overdo it
As parents, we all want to connect and be involved with our child. Children of involved parents generally feel more confident, poised and have a higher level of self-esteem.
How to Actively Listen & Respond to your Child
Communicating with our children can be a challenging task at times. We feel like they're not listening to us; they feel like we're not listening to them.
The Importance of Humility in Parenting
Humility is a very significant aspect of being human. It's also very important in regard to the issue of parenting.
Teaching Positive Discipline to a Child
Disciplining your kids without corporal punishment is feasible as long as you know the right things to do.
Positive Ways to React When Your Child Does not seem to 'Obey'
The way that you respond to your child's behavior has a profound effect on how they act in the future.
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How to guide your Child to overcome fear and associated behaviour
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Decision Making - A Feeling
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Values and Compassion – YOUR Child Observes and Learns
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Reprimand - is it right thing to do?
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Is Availability of Resources the Differentiator for Success?
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How to help children to achieve their Full Potential
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Discover Ways to Stay Focused and Avoid Distractions
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Parents – Owner or Custodian of the Child
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My child is well behaved and obdedient..Why is that not enough?
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Connect with Your Child but Understand why NOT to Overdo it
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How to Actively Listen & Respond to your Child
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The Importance of Humility in Parenting
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Teaching Positive Discipline to a Child
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Positive Ways to React When Your Child Does not seem to 'Obey'
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Yancha is a Japanese word which means a naughty, mischievous and unmanageable child. These are also the behaviours that are seemingly difficult to manage, and which if channelized well can bring up a very responsible youngster. We believe that a child is like a play doh or a seed - and it's the responsibility of the parents to provide the environment to bring up the child, and that in turn shapes the child over years.
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The way that you respond to your child's behavior has a profound effect on how they act in the future. They look up to you, not only to tell them how to behave, but also to teach them by example. Reacting too strongly (or not strongly enough) to disobedience (misbehavior) can lead to repeated issues which can last indefinitely. Consider the following information to correct your child's behavior and remain a positive influence at the same time. Read more...
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