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The boundless love a parent has for their child is matched only by their capacity to embarrass them.

Ten types of "one-minute" love for children
One minute of contact - parents touch the child's head and shoulders, shake the child's hand, and through contact convey the affection of parents and children, to convey to the child love and strength.
By Sal Tori3 years ago in Families
What nutritional supplements are needed for children's intellectual growth
I don't know how many of my friends around me have become mothers, and we talk every day in the group about what nutrition to add to our children, although I haven't been a mother, every day listening to them I also remember almost. I'll summarize their words and share them with the moms in the forum. There's an old saying that three stinkers are better than Zhuge Liang!
By Baru Ku3 years ago in Families
Suitable for children's home play environment parents understand?
Play is the nature of children, but also the most effective way to develop children's intelligence. Parent-child games can make children's observation, attention, memory, imagination, and thinking ability develop, and also can cultivate children's comprehensive quality, children in the game will not be afraid of frustration, are not tempted, and actively cooperate to solve problems. Early parent-child play with children is not only beneficial to the emotional exchange between parents and children, a close parent-child relationship but also has an important role in promoting the development of the child itself.
By Baru Ku3 years ago in Families
How To Survive The Pressure Of Twins
If you know that twins are on the way then plan, plan, and plan some more. Research as much as you can, read books and magazines and seek advice from as many sources as possible before the big arrival. The more organized you are beforehand the easier it will be when your twins arrive and turn your life upside-down. If your beautiful twins weren't expected then get ready for a rush of hands-on learning!
By Sal Tori3 years ago in Families
Optimistic parents raise optimistic children
I have a wonderful quote from myself: "Whenever I hear people talk about making more money to leave to their children and grandchildren, I always feel that they are taking away from their children the joy of living with all kinds of adventures. Every dollar they leave behind makes their children weak. The most valuable legacy is for their children to be able to make their way in life and to be able to stand on their own feet.
By Baru Ku3 years ago in Families
Accepting children is more important than praising them
Several psychologists have been studying the issue of "attachment" in early childhood. Attachment" to the mother is an instinct of the child. When a baby comes into the world as an individual, the first thing it needs to do is to survive. A newborn baby can't do anything, so it needs to rely on something to survive, and the mother is the main thing, and the mother's love is the main thing. For the baby, the mother's embrace is the warmest and safest, when the mother must give this feeling to the child. The child has this feeling, there is a stable psychological foundation, will not encounter something will be afraid, on the anxiety, so the child will be easier to adapt to changes in the environment. For example, my child, in kindergarten and elementary school, adapted relatively quickly, with nothing too big hurdles, because he grew up with a sense of security, and a sense of trust in people.
By Baru Ku3 years ago in Families
A child's sense of independence is a sign of growth
Parents install cameras in their 14-year-old's room to keep tabs on whether the child is studying, leading the child to call the police. Even guardians need to pay attention to the boundaries and limits of control over their children. Not to mention the issue of invasion of privacy, parents' overly controlling parenting style will only bring counterproductive results, allowing children to push their parents further and further away or to take drastic measures to assert their independence and autonomy.
By Udley3 years ago in Families
My father, my mother, and more
Sometimes I think about my parents and I wonder if I'll ever see them again. Don't get me wrong: this is just wishful thinking on my part. Nonetheless, I hope they see each other again in the afterlife because I think they got along well in their life on Earth.
By Udley3 years ago in Families
Giving Advice to Your Teenager
The short answer to this question is don’t. Now at first glance, this probably sounds ridiculous, after all, parents have more experience of life and most would agree that a parent's job is to pass this experience onto their children. But the problem with giving advice is that it's just a way of maintaining control. We often cover it up by saying we know what's best in the situation, and we have the experience and knowledge, but in reality, what we're saying is what we want to happen, this is what we want you to do.
By Udley3 years ago in Families
Is the Western way of raising kids weird?
s we end another extraordinary year and start a new one, BBC Future is taking a look back at some of our favourite stories for our "Best of 2021" collection. Discover more of our picks here.
By Lonetoft3 years ago in Families
The gender biases that shape our brains
My daughter is obsessed with all things girly and pink. She gravitated to pink flowery dresses that are typically marketed for girls before she even turned two. When she was three and we saw a group of children playing football, I suggested she could join in when she was a bit older. "Football is not for girls," she replied, firmly. We carefully pointed out that girls, though in the minority, were playing too. She was unconvinced. However, she's also boisterous and loves to climb and jump, attributes often described as boyish.
By Gu Wei Di Qi3 years ago in Families
My father, my mother, and more
Sometimes I think about my parents and I wonder if I'll ever see them again. Don't get me wrong: this is just wishful thinking on my part. Nonetheless, I hope they see each other again in the afterlife because I think they got along well in their life on Earth.
By Udley3 years ago in Families