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Mother’s Parenting Style, Child’s Temperament Predict Later Childhood Behavior by Jeremiah D. Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Fri 03 Oct 2008 12:51pm The research addressed in this article indicates that how a mother interacts with her child in its first year, as well as the child’s temperament, can predict later conduct issues. Over 1,800 infants were assessed in their first year, both in terms of temperament (activity level, fearfulness, fussiness, general happiness), as well as the mother ... Read on »

Techniques To Handle Notoriously Screaming Children! by My Lovely Grandma Posted Thu 15 Oct 2009 10:03pm Naughtiness is related to children. To scream and to be notorious at getting people attentive towards them could be just their basic behavioral pattern in children. Mostly children at a very age are found to be smart, quiet, naughty and many are even found to be very obedient. But sometimes, they get head over heels with their parents. The chil ... Read on »

Parenting : The way you interact with your kid by My Lovely Grandma Posted Sun 11 Oct 2009 10:02pm Research shows that there are four predominant styles of parenting: permissive, authoritarian, authoritative and uninvolved. Identify your style, examine others and adopt one that you think will benefit your children. Permissive parenting: Parents of this type are tolerant and generous towards their children, sometimes to a fault. They gi ... Read on »

Some Quick Thoughts for Parents on Discipline by Devin H. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 25 Aug 2008 2:29pm Discipline is one of the most important subjects in mental health. The style and effectiveness of the discipline parents or guardians provide can shape family communication patterns, individual self-esteem, social learning, ability to have healthy relationships, and obviously behavior. I have compiled a short list of essential considerations ... Read on »

Quick and energetic Children: Good or Bad? by My Lovely Grandma Posted Mon 19 Oct 2009 10:05pm Children are innocent and spanking them encourages your child to behave worse. You cannot beat a child just because he/she is crying incessantly for something or some reason even if it gets too irritating. There will be situations wherein: Your child behaves irrationally. Your child does not respond properly. Your child does not perfo ... Read on »

Defending alternative medicine and autism: the charges against Anju Usman by Kev Leitch Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 13 Oct 2011 8:01pm In Illinois charges DAN doctor with unethical behavior , LBRB writer Ken Reibel discussed the case recently brought against alternative medical practitioner Dr. Anju Usman. These charges follow on a civil suit brought by the parent of an autistic child seen by Dr. Usman. This charges in this case will require that Dr. Usman defend many of ... Read on »

Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour-5 & 6 by Angeline Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 3:30pm Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour-5 & 6 Child , Handling Misbehaviour , Parenting , Preschool We have covered: Establish firm and clear rules Give clear and calm instructions Be consistent Back up instructions with logical consequences For children aged 2-10 year ... Read on »

Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour-3 by Angeline Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 3:30pm Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour-3 Child , Handling Misbehaviour , Parenting , Preschool , Toddler It’s always good to make sure your instructions are heard and carried out. 3) Be Consistent Your child will understand and learn faster about what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviour ... Read on »

Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour-4 by Angeline Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 3:30pm Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour-4 Child , Handling Misbehaviour , Parenting , Preschool , Toddler We have covered: Establish firm and clear rules Give clear and calm instructions Be consistent What happens when you have establish firm and clear rules, gave clear and c ... Read on »

Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour by Angeline Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 3:30pm Positive Ideas for Discipline and Managing Children’s Behaviour Child , Handling Misbehaviour , My Articles , Parenting , Preschool , Toddler The purpose of discipline is to encourage rather than forcing children to do what is right…. Establish firm and clear rules Rules should tell childr ... Read on »