Kids Love Humour
If there is one thing children love its humour – mum or dad joking around making them laugh. Humour is an amazing way to bond and communicate with your child and if used well it can diffuse a situation or make it much less serious. If you have the choice of getting angry ...
Helping Your Child Cope With Shyness
Some children can be shy. They can be shy around new people, when they have to stand up and give a talk in front of the class or when they have to do something they have never done before. They don’t want to be shy, they want to be confident. ...
What Do You Do When Your Child Makes Mistakes?
We all make them don't we? But what do we do when our children make them and they are ones of the biggish type? Well some parents will shout at their child and scare them in the hope that they will never make that mistake again. The child may then start to hide ...
What Can You Do With A Stubborn Child?
Stubborn children can be challenging. You want them to do something but they just dig their heels in and refuse to budge on their actions or their thoughts or even ignore you when you discipline them. It can make some parents feel angry and frustrated. How on earth do we get ...
Resentment
Does your child feel that their other siblings are getting more attention than they are? Why do they think that? Do you treat all your children the same way? If the answer is yes I would be very suprised. We cannot spend the same time or amount of money on each child ...
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