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DETERMINING YOUR CHILD'S PERSONALITY TYPE AND TEMPERAMENT
Send us a text Anyone who has more than one child knows that toddlers can be very different from each other. In fact, everyone has their own way of reacting to their environment, expressing their emotions, and of relating to others. It depends, among other things, on their temperament. The temperament is present from birth. It is also mainly genetically determined, although it can also be influenced by the family and social environment. A child’s temperament influences his level of acti...
25 Sept 2023
DISCIPLINE vs PUNISHMENT
Send us a text Child discipline – probably the least enjoyable part of parenting. It can be frustrating, discouraging, and exhausting. It is one of the most common and toughest challenges of parenthood. As it turns out, using punishment is not the only way nor a good way to successfully discipline a child. What Is The Difference Between Discipline And Punishment? Many people use discipline and punishment interchangeably. But they are not synonyms. Discipline and punishment are not the s...
16 Jun 2023
ARE YOU THE FATHER YOU NEED TO BE?
Send us a text Father involvement is defined as men's “positive, wide-ranging, and active participation in their children's lives,” building of social capital, or how fathers provide a support network for children as they grow up to contribute to society. Father involvement means: • direct interaction between a father and child; • accessibility, or how available a father is to his child when needed; • responsibility, or managing and providing resources for a child (doctor’s appointment...
17 Mar 2023
Dealing With The Terrible Two's
Send us a text The terrible two's is an age of childhood parents dread. It can be frustrating, discouraging, and exhausting. It is one of the most common and formidable challenges of parenting. These changes, however challenging, are a normal part of child development. Children at this age can understand much more speech than they can express, which contributes to emotions and behaviors that are difficult for parents to interpret.
7 Jul 2021
The Importance of Diversity
Send us a text Diversity forces us to confront and challenge stereotypes and tropes, improves our ability to communicate along lines of difference, and fosters mutual respect among groups that may not have much in common. By broadening our perspectives and changing our hearts and minds, diversity actually can spur progress and change the world.
28 Jan 2021
It Takes A Village
Send us a text "It takes a village to raise a child" is an African proverb that means that an entire community of people must interact with children for those children to experience and grow in a safe and healthy environment. Whether families live close together or far apart, they always love each other. Aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents love the kids in their lives, and kids can feel that. Watching other people love and teach your kids is adorably tender — and beneficial for eve...
11 Jun 2020
What is Physical Touch (Love Languages)?
Send us a text Physical touch for children who have this as their primary love language, physical touch communicates love to them more deeply than giving them praise, buying a gift, or fixing a toy. Without hugs, kisses, pats on the back, and other physical expressions of love, their love tanks will remain less than full. While you may have heard of the love languages, you may not have applied them to the parent-child relationship. It’s telling kids “I love you” in a language they respo...
4 Jun 2020
What is Quality Time (Love Language)?
Send us a text Quality Time might be the easiest language to understand, but it can also be one of the easiest to misinterpret. If your child's primary love language is Quality Time, it means that they feel loved the most when you spend quality time with them. Perhaps more than most, children and parents who communicate in this love language never lose sight of the fact that time is a finite resource and that every minute is irreplaceable. They view time as a priceless gift they w...
28 May 2020
What is Receiving Gifts (Love Languages)?
Send us a text Gift Giving, which means we “speak” our love through presents ranging from small tokens to surprise deliveries. Of all the love languages, the act of gift-giving is arguably the most often misconstrued. To some, it can seem greedy or as if the recipient is fixated on things versus love itself. That’s not the case. A child or parent who feels loved through these items might cherish the gift, however small, more than another who speaks a different love language. Every...
21 May 2020
What Is ACTS OF SERVICE (Love Languages)?
Send us a text There are five love languages: Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch. People whose primary love language is Acts of Service feel your adoration by the things you do. Actions that go above and beyond help them feel your love towards them. They can be things like mowing the lawn, doing the dishes, or getting up in the middle of the night to take care of the little one. You can show love through actions by making them dinner...
14 May 2020
Words of Affirmation (Love Languages)
Send us a text You can probably guess your child's love language is “Words of Affirmation.” They get a thrill from receiving compliments and praise. Words of affirmation are so important. You and or child crave words because they make you feel important and they make you feel special. The way you and your child express your gratitude and compassion for each other is through the things you both say. A few simple phrases will make all of the difference if both of your lives going forward in life.
7 May 2020
Blending The 4 Parenting Styles
Send us a text The reality is that blending the 4 parenting styles will help parents develop a parental partnership with their child, which in turn will minimize conflicts and move toward those best outcomes for your child or children. Rather than focusing on one parenting style, consider their strengths and when to use them appropriately when you need to. If you are stuck in a parenting conflict, ask yourself which style of parenting should I be in at this very moment. Blen...
30 Apr 2020
What is Uninvolved or Neglectful Parenting?
Send us a text An Uninvolved, or Neglectful, parenting style is arguably the most detrmental because children do no receive the attention, care, and support they need from their parents. Uninvolved parents are low in responsiveness and demandingness. Compared to the other parenting styles, uninvolved parents do not support or encourage their child's self-regulation and do not provide their child with any structure. Children of Uninvolved Parenting tend to learned self-relian...
23 Apr 2020
What is Permissive Parenting?
Send us a text Permissive parenting is a type of parenting style characterized by low demands with high responsiveness. Permissive parents tend to be very loving, yet provide few guidelines and rules. These Parents do not expect mature behavior from their children and often seem more like a friend than a parental figure. Since these parents have few requirements for mature behavior, children may lack skills in social settings. While they may be good at interpersonal communic...
19 Apr 2020
Social and Emotional Learning During This Pandemic
Send us a text What is Social and Emotional Learning and how to Utilize Social and Emotional Learning During Today's Pandemic. What are the components of Social and Emotional Learning? What are the impacts of Social Emotional Learning? The coronavirus disease has had a social and emotional impact on familes aross the world. How prepared are you as Parents prepared to adapt to this new life style? Why is Social-Emotional Learning Important? How does Social-Emotional lea...
16 Apr 2020
What is Authoritarian Parenting?
Send us a text Authoritarian parenting is a parenting style characterized by high demands just like Authoritative Parenting with the exception high responsiveness. Authoritarian parenting is characterize by low responsiveness. Parents with an Authoritarian style have very high expectations of their children, yet provide very little in the way of feeback and nuturance. Do you know your Parenting Style? What are the effects of an Authoritarian Parent and Is being an Authoritaritan P...
10 Apr 2020
What is Authoritative Parenting?
Send us a text Authoritative parenting is a parenting style characterized by high responsiveness and high demands. Researchers who examine parentng styles have consistently found authoritative parents raise happier and helathier children who are equipped to face real-world challenges. Here you will find strategies that will help you become a more authoritative parent, and where to go and take a survey to see which parent style best describes you. Do you know what your parenting style is?
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