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How to instruct children in a way that they will listen
Many parents complain that their children follow instructions only after they are repeated several times. Let’s look at what we as parents could be doing wrong
Have you discovered the power of “yet”?
Psychologist Carol Dweck shows us how a simple change of approach in teaching kids can make a huge impact on their self-confidence and performance
Managing expectations of your super-achieving child
What can you do when your ambitious and driven child fails at something? A psychologist shows you how to deal with a mismatch between expectations and outcomes
Too much screen time is bad for your child’s wellbeing
Spending hours looking at the screen is harmful for your child in more ways than one
Love: the one language every child must be taught
Here are four simple ideas that will help you to teach your children the incredible power of love
5 tried and tested ways to raise responsible children
Teaching responsibility to your child when both you and your spouse are working may be challenging, but it can be managed with the right approach
Six huge myths about caring for your newborn
These practices are so common, you may find it shocking to discover that they are harmful to your baby
Busting the Myths About Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is nature’s way of welcoming the newborn and comforting the new mother. But there are many myths that surround breastfeeding
Here’s how you can get your child to enjoy reading
A life-long love for reading is the perfect gift you can give your child
5 practical ways to reduce your kid’s screen time
With the number of gadgets we own, it is becoming increasingly hard keep our kids off them, even for a short while. Here are some ways to get kids back to enjoying the innocent pleasures of childhood