Helping Your Child Understand Their Feelings
Many children are oblivious to how other children and people feel. Possibly because they are wrapped up in what they are doing or maybe that they are just not in tune with their own or others feelings. You can help them have a better understanding of feelings by getting them to ...
What do you think is best for your child friendships?
Some parents worry that their child is unhappy because they don’t have a best friend and some parents worry that their child has an exclusive friendship with just one person. Should we be worrying about the amount of friends our child has and if they just have one? There are some ...
Where Do You Draw The Line With Social Networking?
Social networking is the way of the world. Children want to connect with their friends out of school by using facebook, twitter, MSN etc and there is some pressure on them to be doing what their friends are all doing. How, as a parent can we feel comfortable with our ...
Misreading Facial Expressions
We all pull them and make them but are facial expressions easy to read? Well I know as an adult that I can sometimes get it wrong and I know for sure that many children do too. Facial expressions can often be misread. For example, a child can see a ...
Can Your Child Cope With Being Left Out?
A few weeks ago my oldest son who is 7 was not asked to a birthday party that his friend at school was having. It was common knowledge that it was happening and the rest of the class knew who was and who was not invited. It was one of ...
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