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8 Ways Parents Can Handle Bullying
Past generations ask why is there so much fuss about bullying today? They tend to say: “In my time there was no talking about “bullying”; If someone bothered you, you either would fix it directly with the culprit, telling him to stop bothering you or else you would fight. And the promises were fulfilled … The parents did not intervene, on the contrary, parents said to the boys in particular: “do not let anyone bother you and, if someone hits
6 Ways to Know If You Have Been Communicating “Too Much” With Your Child
Imagine that your first reaction when you look at the title of this article is a shock.! You might think: If communication is so positive, how can it become too much? I am going to give you an example of a few years ago when it came out everywhere that having a glass of red wine a day was good for your health and people began to drink full bottles and get drunk, exaggerating the original statement. The same goes
The One Thing You Can Do To Emotionally Survive This Pandemic
The emotional component that this physical illness has brought us is undeniable. Not only because it has obviously impacted most financially, but the uncertainty and lack of control regarding our future is something that our brain is not used to. Therefore, our brain assumes the survival mode, which keeps us anxious and restless. If we stick to cell phones and the media, what we are going to absorb is a quantity of confusing information, altered and pre-built according to the interests of
Attachment Styles In Kids
Parents often wonder how their child’s attachment will affect them as they grow up. Would they become a “mommy’s boy” or a “cold fish”? The role of attachment in a child’s development is frequently neglected and underestimated. Parents and guardians must find the best way to evoke positive bonds in children. This process will mold them and transform them into sane children and adults. By assessing the different attachment styles and how they can bring out the best in them,