Children cannot be good at everything
Self-acceptance is about being happy with who you are and accepting that you are good at some things and not so great at others. There are some children who really find it hard to accept themselves, warts and all. They find it tough that they are not great at everything they ...
Decision making
Decision making is important as it teaches children about choice, getting what they want and need from others and it also empowers them. If we do not allow our children to make any of their own decisions then they will always look to us to make them for them. Do ...
What Kisses Tell Our Kids
Whenever I give my children kisses I always smile. My boys love kisses - well of course they do, they have not got to the embarrassing 'mum get off me stage'. They love receiving them and I feel great giving them especially when they have behaved well, politely or been helpful. I use them as rewards. In our house ...
‘No’ Can Affect A Childs Confidence
Children understand far more than adults think they do. They listen to us even when we don't think they are and the way we talk to our children can affect their behaviour, their attitude and self-confidence. One of the most commonly used phrases that gets used, as parents, is ‘No, don't ...
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