Parenting is hectic! Yes, it is hectic. But at the same time, the most enjoyable phase of human life. God has trusted you to take care of a soul if not souls.
It is your duty as a parent to ensure that you don’t fail in God’s work. Our main duty as parents is to nurture, provide, protect, and empower our kids.
Kids might find it difficult to do what you say but put in mind that they will do what you do. Hence, parenting by leading as an example is the best parenting style.
Read my articles as I share a snippet of what research has proven about parenting.
Parenting Roles in Child Development Parenting doesn’t come with a manual. No one ever said that raising kids is easy. They come with emotional, physical, and financial needs that must be met. Failure to fulfill your parental duties can have a long-term effect on a child. The Role of parents is critical in raising responsible […]
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Parenting styles refer to the way in which parents raise their children. Different aspects are involved in raising a child like attentiveness to rules, discipline styles, expectations of the parent from the child, and performance demands. The quality of parenting is more important than the quantity of time spent with the child. Parenting styles are
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ATTACHMENT STYLES Attachment styles explain the emotional bond between two people, mostly between a child and their caregiver. Attachment style is the way we respond emotionally to other people and how we behave in relationships. It is human nature to seek love and comfort from others. The attachment theory by John Bowlby dates back to
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Successful toilet training is always perceived as a major step in the normal development of a child. The topic often creates parental anxiety and frustration if independent toileting is delayed. Most parents are faced with the question, what is the best way to potty train their child? When should I start potty training? Is 12
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Screen time for kids Screen time describes all the acts of being physically inactive and watching a screen while seated. It may include playing video games, watching TV, or working on computers. Screen time can be tempting, especially to new parents, as a method of keeping their babies occupied, but there are side effects of
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Discipline Discipline means teaching a child by imparting skills or knowledge. It is often equated with control or punishment. Parents are often faced with the challenge of how disciplining their toddlers or preschoolers effectively. How do you set limits and enable your child to have self-control? Effective Discipline Discipline helps your child to fit in
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What are Toddler Tantrums? Toddler tantrums are disruptive behavior or emotional outbursts that come after a child’s unmet desire. Temper tantrums occur when a child feels frustrated for not being able to get his or her way. Maybe he/ she is figuring out how to do something but cannot express their feelings. Tantrums in babies
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Co-parenting with someone who has some personality disorder can be challenging. They are often defensive and handle situations in an unhealthy way. If your co-parent is a narcissist, they will ignore you or test your boundaries. They may be parents with less respect or less empathy than you would like. They will get angry when
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Parenting is full of responsibilities and challenges regardless of your child’s life stage. New parents may need to learn skills such as balancing discipline and over control, teaching their kids basic life skills and a child’s social skills. Parents of school-age children will need to teach children how to deal with pressure and confusion of
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Is it okay to Co-sleep with a baby? For many people, sharing a sleeping space with a caregiver, often the mother, has always been the way for infants. Routine co-sleeping is common and increases with breastfeeding. Research by PubMed Central shows that co-sleeping increases breastfeeding and protects against hypothermia. However, there is a risk factor
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