7 Parenting Tips To Develop Your Children's Full Potential
by Cora Lanza
If your child has been making frequent trips to the school nurse, only to be sent back because there is no apparent illness, he or she may be trying to avoid a classroom bully. Ask your child if he or she is having problems with a classmate; you can also directly contact your child's teacher to determine whether there may be a troublesome conflict between another student and your child.
Look into slings and baby carriers designed for twins. They do exist, and they are fabulous. There is a learning curve for getting two babies into a carrier, but the benefits to mom and baby are enormous. Wearing your babies will allow you to get things done with your hands free, and the twins get the emotional connection and intellectual stimulation from being right with you.
Do not spank your child, no matter what they may have done wrong. Spanking actually has a negative effect on your child. It could cause him or her to fear you and when they get older, they will think that hitting is okay. In the long run, spanking can cause a child to become violent.
Don't constantly compare your children to others, especially when they are very young. Each child develops at his own rate and many of the earliest milestones do not mean anything about the long term traits of your child. Just because Jimmy speaks faster does not mean that he will have a higher intelligence. <a href="http://cityelitestroller.com/">City Elite Stroller</a>, <a href="http://singlejoggerstroller.com/instep-single-jogger-stroller/">Instep Single Jogger Stroller</a>
If your child will be walking to his or her school, map out a set path before the first day. If possible, opt for the route that allows for as much space between the edge of the sidewalk and the street. You should also try to avoid, or minimize, the number of times your child will have to walk across the street.
If you cannot seem to get your child to take his medicine when he is sick, try adding the medicine to a spoonful of chocolate syrup. It will be like they are eating a bit of candy instead of the medicine that will make them feel better. Everyone will feel better.
Do not allow your own mood to interfere with consistent disciplinary approaches for your children. Even if you are tired or feeling irritable, you should not deliver an uncommonly harsh (or uncommonly lax) disciplinary action. Failure to consistently use the same method creates an impression of flexibility and "wiggle room" that can greatly compromise the effectiveness of your rule-setting.
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Title: 7 Parenting Tips To Develop Your Children's Full Potential
Author: Cora Lanza
Email: donnanavarrete33@gmail.com
Keywords: parenting,kids and teens,babies,home,family,education,health,relationships,women,pregnancy,fatherhood
Word Count: 436
Category: Babies
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