Learning to respect peers, authority, parents, and themselves is a necessary skill for children to learn in order to be successful. When a child learns to respect their parents, they listen and follow direction because they know you are looking out for their best interest.
We need to teach children respect so they can learn:
• responsibility to respect and take care of objects that belong to others.
Age Appropriate limits are the limits we set for our children based on the child’s developmental age as opposed to their chronological age. Your child’s developmental age is the age at which they can understand and act on certain behaviors. For example, you would not expect an 18 month old child to share and gladly hand over their toy to another child because you told them it was the right thing to do.
As a parent you may decide to raise your child bilingual. There are a couple of reasons why parents may consider raising their child to be bilingual.
1. Infancy and early childhood are a time when the brain is developing pathways to learn language. By age 2 most toddlers have learned about 50 words. Between two and three years old toddlers learn to put the words together into sentences. Toddlers are not only learning the names of objects, but are learning to recognize emotions and feelings.
It is very important to start right at infancy developing the healthy oral habits in that will help prevent tooth decay. Some people feel that the baby has what is called “baby teeth”. The child is going to lose those teeth anyway so therefore they are not that important.
BEFORE YOUR INFANT CUTS TEETH
After each feeding, clean the infant’s gums. As you hold your infant use a wet washcloth and gently message the infant’s gums.
Never put your infant down to sleep with a propped bottle.
1. Prepare what your child is going to wear. No more tears because they can’t find their favorite shirt or sneakers for gym. Even toddlers can be stubborn and picky when it comes to choosing their clothes for the day. Allow the child to pick out what they want to wear the night before. This allows you the time to make sure the clothes are clean, ironed and ready for the child in the morning. Make sure you find both shoes the night before. Nothing ruins a schedule more than scrambling to find the one missing shoe!
HOW CAN YOU PROVIDE A NURTURING ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR CHILD?
The world can be a very scary place for children today. Every child should feel that their home is a safe place where they are accepted, talked to, listened to, safe and loved for who they are. Let’s examine some things that a nurturing environment should have:
Learning to communicate with your child starts very early. Building good communication with your child when they are young will make it easier to discuss serious topics like alcohol and drugs when they get older.
Learning to communicate with your child starts very early. Building good communication with your child when they are young will make it easier to discuss serious topics like alcohol and drugs when they get older.
Quite simply a budget is a summary of the money that comes into the household and money that is spent out.
A budget shows you where and what requirements you have each month and whether or not you can have enough money coming in to afford it. A budget also helps you track where your money is going.
Everything goes into an infant’s mouth, it’s part of how they learn about their world around them. Infants are also teething and biting may relieve some of the discomfort.
There are many things in your child’s environment that can cause allergic reaction s that are not related to food. For example: Pollen, grass, animals, chemicals, medications and insect bites.
WHAT ARE THE COMMON SYMPTOMS OF AN ALLERGIC REACTION?