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If family is everything, these how-tos will help you through it all, from sibling drama to family vacations to irritating in-laws and beyond.

How to Teach Self Control to Children
Self-control is an important trait that adults will use with them, to their benefit and society’s benefit, throughout their lives. Acts of self-control or lack thereof, stem from childhood. Parents should teach their children self-control at a very young age so that they can bring these characteristics with them, as they grow older.
By Sal Tori3 years ago in Families
Do You Know How To Spiritually… Discipline Your Children
There will always be an ongoing parental challenge to stay balanced between over-disciplining and under-disciplining your children. If you over-discipline your children to the degree that you are telling them how they must think, feel and speak, this type of behavior is called domination, not discipline. Over-disciplining your children to the degree that you are dominating them will contribute to their feelings of inferiority and insecurity (poor Self-esteem and Self-image) because they will feel that, "No matter what I do, it is never good enough."
By Luo re Luo3 years ago in Families
More than a Handful: Identifying ADHD Symptoms in Your Baby
Children would always behave like---well, children. Hence, instances, whereby parents like you find yourselves struggling to cope with your child's innate rambunctiousness and inattention, are nothing short of ordinary, explaining why such scenes have been woven into the daily tapestry comprising common family life.
By De Ji Yue3 years ago in Families
What is Your Child’s Personality Type?
Child development experts are still locked in a debate over nature versus nurture. It is the longstanding argument over whether a person’s innate qualities ("nature") or her personal experiences ("nurture") carry more importance in determining individual differences in her physical, behavioral, and personality traits.
By Luo re Luo3 years ago in Families
How to Decide Which Clothes to Bring to College With You
Suppose you’re about to make a pizza. You open the fridge and take out what you think you’ll need—pizza dough, a pound of pepperoni, a large bowl of mushrooms, and 8 cups of cheese.
By De Ji Yue3 years ago in Families
Fat Kids and Health Problems
Fat Kids can have many health problems. It is a huge concern in many counties but it is rampant in the United States. Usually, child obesity is a result of poor parenting. Parents who are obese themselves tend to have fat kids.
By De Ji Yue3 years ago in Families
Useful Tips For Stress-Free Parenting
Parenting children is a task in itself, no less than a full-time job. At times, it can get frustrating for parents especially if they face child behavior problems. Parenting is never easy but it can become a bit less stressful if you motivate your kids and maintain healthy communication with them. Here are a few tips on good parenting that will provide you with useful parenting help:
By Fra Tusha3 years ago in Families
Does Your Child Know the Meaning of Charity?
All parents have big dreams for their children. But most often, the dreams or aspirations are limited to the professional arena. If you ask a parent what he/she plans for his/her child, the most likely answer would be something related to either academics or sports or maybe the arts. Yes, all parents aspire for their children to excel in academics, or sports, or maybe make a mark as noted singers or artists. And they do spend money, time, and effort to arrange for their children to receive the best training, facilities, and opportunities to achieve those dreams.
By Luo re Luo3 years ago in Families
Reduce your child's homework stress
Just say the word homework to most teens, children, or parents and watch their whole mood change as every cell of their mind and body heads into stress mode. Holidays, weekends, and downtime are a great times to have a new look at how you and your children approach homework. Reducing homework stress can turn homework into a positive experience that teaches your child lifelong skills. When homework is too extensive and time-consuming it can hurt your entire family. Stress can get in the way of a child's ability to learn and retain information. Take a good look at your child’s homework routine. If your child ends up crying, sleep deprived, or quitting activities to have more time to complete assignments they may be experiencing stress overload.
By De Ji Yue3 years ago in Families
Emotional Damage to Obese Children
Aside from the physical health risks posed to obese children, the emotional risks are obvious. Anyone who thinks that it is the responsibility of other children to become more tolerant is probably morally correct, though living in an unachievable fantasy.
By Fra Tusha3 years ago in Families
How to Motivate Children to Help Others
Your children will need to learn how to be helpful at a young age, so teach them how and encourage them to do so. Here are a few ways you may encourage your kids if you are having trouble encouraging them to be good.
By Isidor Gheorghiesi3 years ago in Families
Be Happy By Dealing With Your True Feelings
I think it's important to deal with how you feel at all times and to admit that feeling. If you don't do this then you don't know whether or not you need to fix something in your life. Your feelings are what let you know if your life is going good or if it's going bad, and if you acknowledge your true feelings then you can take action on your life that will allow you to be happy.
By Clemmens Crofton3 years ago in Families