Self-care for Parents What is Self-care? Self-care is one of the most important factors of our well-being. Our well-being is in our hands and we are responsible for how we maintain our physical and mental wellness. Self-care means taking care of oneself using tools that help to de-stress us so we are able to cope …
Impact of Parental Conflict Role of Parental Conflict Parental Conflict can play a major role in emotional development in children. Disagreements and arguments are common in relationships. As adults, we know that there will be times when we may not agree on a few things with our spouses. However, we need to understand how parental …
Positive Parenting and it’s benefits Over the years parenting has been studied far and wide by researchers. However, in recent years, we have seen this parenting research has put more focus on positive approaches. It has evolved into outcome-based rather than risk-based. And this has given rise to what we call Positive parenting. Positive parenting …
Top 20 tips for parents Encourage creativity Listen more than you talk, talk more than you preach , To encourage your kids to talk, make sure you listen to them and respond appropriately. Instead of lecturing or preaching, try to take a friendlier route to teach things. Think before you act/speak Your kids learn from …
A Respectful Approach to Parenting Children with Special Needs “When you approach your child with an attitude of respect, you let him know what you intend to do and give him a chance to respond. You assume he is competent and involve him in his care and let him, as much as possible, solve his …
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Slow Parenting Slow parenting is a style which allows your child to explore, play and enhance creativity through experience. Often I see children carrying bags on their shoulders from a tender age, getting stuck to the routine of school and curriculum which is bookish. I also observe parents how they run to various coaching classes- …
Involving children in household chores gives them opportunity to become active participant in the house. Kids begin to see themselves as important contributors to the family. Holding children accountable for their chores can increase a sense of themselves as responsible and actually make them more responsible.