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Child behavior can be a source of both exhilaration and frustration for moms. Get tips on understanding child behavior, and the relationship between a parent's behavior and a child's reaction. From tantrums and giggles to rebellion and peer pressure, get advice and information and child behavior.
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Child Behavior editor: Colleen Vanderlinden
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Child Behavior
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Written by Kari Neri
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
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First let me stress that for starters this is undiagnosed
and will stay that way. This is nothing
more than an assumption that his teachers, the school officials and those close
to us have, myself included. The lack of
desire to have this confirmed is not a matter of denial but a personal choice
on my part as a parent to deal with it without the help of drugs or
therapy. There is nothing he needs at
this point that I can’t in some way shape or form provide.
Tags: ADHD |
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Child Behavior
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Written by Colleen Vanderlinden
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Monday, 28 April 2008 |
If you've got toddlers or preschoolers, temper tantrums are a fact of life. It's easy for new parents to wonder what they're doing wrong when their child flies off the handle for no apparent reason. The good news is that tantrums have nothing to do with you or your parenting skills.
Tags: temper tantrums child behavior |
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Child Behavior
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Written by Meshell baylor
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Friday, 25 April 2008 |
How do we teach our children to be respectful ? How do we teach them to treat others as you would want to be treated? What happens when a child is bullied and what can we do as a community to help our children learn that we should treat others with respect and never bully? Bullying has changed so drastically that it has become tormeting and we as parents need to find a way to fix this new epidemic that is growing and becoming huge thing among our children.
Tags: bullying teaching your children about bullying raising children who don\'t bully |
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Child Behavior
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Written by Anita Myers
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Thursday, 17 April 2008 |
 I had my little girl in September of 2006. As happy as I was, I found myself spending all of the following month a mess emotionally and exhausted physically. I didn't know how to keep my little one from crying, and I didn't know why she was crying. I spoke to so many moms that said, "you just gotta try everything and hopefully one of them should work". Well, I tried and nothing seemed to work. By the end of October I was more exhausted, confused, depressed and told my husband in a fit of emotion, "...this is happening because my baby hates me. It HAS to be. The cradling, feeding, singing, and everything else...nothing is working. I just don't know what she wants and I'm telling you, she probably just doesn't like me." |
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Child Behavior
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Written by Meshell baylor
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Sunday, 13 April 2008 |
We all think of the safety of our children and teens. How do we teach them to be a leader and not a follower? Loving your child by teaching them to be indepent and stand up for what is right and wrong, will help them avoid special circumstances in a long run. We have to see them off to school and hope that they make good choices in life as well in high school or middle school or anywhere. This article talks about loving your child enough to teach them that they are they're own person and no ones puppet.
Tags: teen safety decision making peer pressure |
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Child Behavior
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Written by Meshell baylor
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Tuesday, 18 March 2008 |
 Children view loss in a very different manner from our belief or interpretation of it. This article talks about how they cope with losing something special to them whether it's a pet or a family member. Encourage your children to discuss how they feel or what their opinion is about losing something or someone in their life. I believe that we as parents can learn a lot from them at times. Here are some tips for helping children cope with loss.
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