Attachment Parenting: Instinctive Care for Your Baby and Young Child

Product Description Grow a secure attachment with your children by listening to your heart Popularized by bestselling pediatrician Dr. William Sears, “attachment parenting” encourages mothers and fathers to fully accept their babies’ dependency needs. According to the growing numbers of attachment parenting advocates, consistent parental responsiveness to these needs leads to happy and emotionally [...]

Tips on meeting boyfriends family for the first time?

My boyfriend are in a long distance relationship, and trade off visiting eachother. In two weeks, it’s my turn to go out there and I will be meeting his parents, sister and brother in law. I’m excited to meet his family, but am also very nervous! I’m more of a shy person until I get [...]

Seven Ways to Deal With Turbulent Teens

If you’re screaming on the inside (or on the outside come to think of it), pulling your hair out, summoning up all the patience you can, and using your reserves too, you are not alone in parenting a teenager. Teens can easily do this to you. Your once sweet, obedient, innocent little child [...]

Parenting an Adult with Disabilities or Special Needs: Everything You Need to Know to Plan for and Protect Your Child’s Future

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Book Description Every parent of a child with disabilities knows just how overwhelming and frustrating it can be. When these children enter adulthood, the difficulties can become even greater. Many parents are tempted to keep their children at home, believing that they [...]

Boyfriends parents. Tips?

Hey there.
Alright so my boyfriend and I have been together for almost 5 months and I have met his parents maybe 5 times. When I’m at his house we usually stay together in his room. But for the times that we are around his parents I feel a little awkward. He has been over to [...]

Does Your Teen Disrespect Authority?

Itâ??s a scene no parent likes to witness: Their formerly angelic child, now an emotional teen, suddenly displays an abject disdain and disrespect for authority figures. Whether it be mouthing off to the teacher or flipping the bird to a police [...]

Developing Co Parenting Skills: Working Together To Raise Happy Kids

Co-parenting isn’t easy. It’s actually quite a chore. When neither parent is willing to negotiate or communicate, the child has the job of transitioning from one parenting style to the other. As a parent educator and family therapist, I have seen many anxious and confused children affected by their parents’ inconsistent rules and styles. Sometimes [...]

South African Single Parents – How To Manage Your Psychological Well Being

Articles providing information on Single parent in South Africa are becoming very popular nowadays.
Articles about single parent in South Africa are available in plenty. If you are a single parent in South Africa you need not worry of how to tackle the difficult situations you may face with your children.
There are a lot of [...]

Parenting Advice Corner: Biting

Q: Sometimes my two-year-old pushes other children and has recently started biting, too! What can I do?

A: Young children usually experience their emotions as physical energy. Since they naturally lack self-control, they often release this energy impulsively. Simply telling them, “Don’t hit” is rarely effective, because they still feel angry, but don’t know what else [...]

The Best Baby Gift Ever Is Just A Click Away

Every day, people go online to research gifts for newborn babies and their mothers. Here are some of the better ones we have found:-
Just like linus in Peanuts he loved his blanky, a baby blanket is a perfect baby gift to give. It is a gift full of love it is soft, it is loving, [...]

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