Behavior To Expect From Your Elementary-School-Aged Child
Many parents are uncertain about what behavior they should reasonably be able to expect from their school-aged children.
Many parents are uncertain about what behavior they should reasonably be able to expect from their school-aged children.
No matter how hard you try, your toddler is going to throw a temper tantrum in public some day. Be prepared for the stares, the glares and the whispers. And then have a plan.
Why kids of all ages need rules in their home for healthy growth and development.
When used correctly, discipline teaches children which behaviors are acceptable and which behaviors are not.
Some of these children can make parents crazy, because parenting approaches that work for other children don’t help at all; and even worse, what worked with the child yesterday, doesn’t work today.
Here are some tips to help your child develop the self-discipline necessary to maintain good behavior in and out of the home.
Because actions speak louder than words, punishing a child for being aggressive teaches him or her that big people can use aggression to control little people.
Improving a child’s attitude, behavior and character in just five days.
With the fascinating growth of personality comes the parenting struggles we all fear: tantrums, food battles, toilet training issues and the list continues.