Sibling rivalry is a very typical problem many families encounter once they travel. This situation is aggravated because children find themselves in a very small space, and their habits are quite different from what they are used to. The harsh words, envy, and fights between siblings could put a quick end to the fun that such holidays bring to the…
Creating a calm, stable environment is crucial for any child’s development, but it can be especially important for children in foster care who may struggle with difficult emotions or past trauma. As a parent or foster carer, you have the power to help soothe and relax the children in your care. With patience and compassion, you can teach healthy emotional…
There’s a lot in life that can change the way your family views itself. A new brother or sister, a loss of a grandparent, parents divorcing and maybe even remarrying – these are all things that might disrupt the way you live. Most of all, they mean a world of difference for your children, and any change in the family…
Have you ever wondered how you can help your child build a successful future and promote career growth when they’re older? As parents, we all want the best for our children, right? Well, in this instance, investing in their future careers is one of the most important ways we can support them. From guiding them towards their passions to providing…
It’s normal for children to have bursts of energy and excitement throughout the day. However, there are times when they need to settle down and relax, such as before bedtime or when they’re feeling overwhelmed. As a parent or foster carer, it’s helpful to have some calming activities ready to help your children wind down when needed. Here are some…
A child’s emotional development is just as important as their physical and cognitive development. As a parent, understanding the stages of emotional development can help you provide the right support to foster healthy socio-emotional skills in your child. Build a Secure Attachment The foundation of emotional development is formed during infancy through the attachment between caregiver and child. Responding consistently…
Positive parenting aims to nurture and guide children’s behavior through open communication, understanding, and respect. Rather than stern discipline, positive parenting focuses on setting reasonable limits and consequences while emphasizing warmth, care, appreciation, and attention. Practicing this supportive approach takes patience and self-awareness but pays off through stronger family connections. This article explores tips for embracing positive parenting values day-to-day.…
As a parent, your priority is to keep your children happy and healthy. Right? What else can a parent ask for? But ensuring that your child stays healthy and active is easier said than done. No matter how much effort you put into your child’s care, he/she is still prone to some diseases like fever, cough, and cold. However, teaching…
Pregnancy and childbirth are life-altering experiences that can bring joy into your life. As a new mom, there are many things you try to put in place before the arrival of your newborn. You read books on parenting, shop for baby clothes, and get excited over painting their nursery. When your child arrives, more changes occur. If you have been…
You’ve just welcomed a bundle of joy and your excitement level is touching the sky. But at the same time, you’re also depressed about how your body looks now as compared to before. You can experience major self-confidence issues after having a baby. Those stretch marks, saggy breasts, and weight gain might be taking a toll on your mental health…
