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How To Make a Child Learn Independently?
Independence in Education. I had a Quora question that might be beneficial to post here with so many parents struggling to keep their kids engaged in online work. How can one make their child more independent in their studies? In … Continue reading
Raising Money Smart Kids
When and How to Teach Finances A common question I get from parents is when and how should kids start learning about money. Here is an age-by-age primer of what your child needs to know at each age group, from … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Education, Emerging Adult Children 19-25, General Parenting, Preschoolers 3-5, School-Aged 6-12, Teenagers 13-19, Unschooling/Self-Directed Education
Tagged allowances, chores, college, credit cards, finances, how to, money, teach kids about money, teaching, what age, when to give
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Calm-Down Tools: 70 Ways to Calm Down and Reclaim Patience in the Heat of Anger
Children need an adult’s help to calm down just as they need an adult’s help to learn Math. We don’t give a child a math book and send them to their room and tell them to come out when they … Continue reading
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Tagged calm-down, get more, how to, increase, meltdowns, patience, tantrums, tools
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How To Get More Patience
Like a good marriage, it really helps to ignore a lot of daily irritations. Anger is like a fish-hook. We can choose to bite or swim on by. Sometimes, we just keep on swimming! Sometimes, we have to ignore the … Continue reading
Solve Your Child’s Problem Sleep
Think of your child as a special flower in the garden. Remember the seeds given at the beginning of the year. You have been given a special seed that needs its own quantity of water, sun, and special soil conditions. … Continue reading
Posted in Babies 0-1, Preschoolers 3-5, Toddlers 1-2
Tagged bedtime, children, how to, naps, problem, sleep
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Co-Sleeping Benefits
In many parts of the world, parents and babies sleep together. It is a viable sleeping option for parents, babies, toddlers, and children of all ages. Benefits of Co-sleeping Parents and baby have close emotional and physical bonding time. Mom … Continue reading
Posted in Babies 0-1, Preschoolers 3-5, School-Aged 6-12, Toddlers 1-2
Tagged babies, bedsharing, benefits, co-sleeping, how to, preschoolers, toddlers, why bedshare
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Top 10 Ways to Get Baby to Sleep
Recommendations: The CPA and AAP suggests that for the first year of life, baby should sleep on their back, with no pillow, on their own surface, in your room. Many parents do co-sleep or bedshare and make the sleep environment … Continue reading
Posted in Babies 0-1, Preschoolers 3-5, Toddlers 1-2
Tagged bedsharing, co-sleeping, get babies, how to, naps, safety, sleep
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Peaceful Parenting With Differing Parenting Styles
Parenting can be a real challenge for partners who don’t always agree in their parenting styles. Luckily, there are some tips for a more peaceful atmosphere at home. 1.Striving for a united front is difficult. Let’s imagine that you … Continue reading
Preparing for Parenthood
When partners discover that they are expecting a baby, they often focus on the birth process itself. However, the birth takes 48 hours, whereas parenting takes 20 years. Although it’s certainly necessary to research and inform oneself about birth options, … Continue reading
Posted in Babies 0-1, General Parenting, Preschoolers 3-5, Toddlers 1-2
Tagged becoming, how to, parenthood, prepare, preparing
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