Uninvolved Parenting This parenting style refers to ignorance of the parents towards their child’s emotional and social needs. While these parents do provide the kids with all the basic necessities of life including good food, ample clothes and a decent academic life, they are often quite inattentive to their emotional needs and rarely show any […]
Permissive Parenting – Allowing children to grow socially secure According to developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind permissive parenting is the way of rearing the children by being warm and nurturing, but also rather reluctant towards imposing any set limits on their behaviour. While the former proves to be a great trait in the emotional developments of […]
Authoritative Parenting – A moderate approach Most applauded by developmental psychologists, the authoritative style of parenting is all about taking a moderate approach with respect to dealing with children. While, it does involve drawing certain lines to ensure socially acceptable behaviour and inculcate good habits, it also tends towards nurturing children in an encouraging […]
Rising children until they are old enough to take care of themselves is the most wonderful time of parents and also most challenging. The way we raise our children is called as parenting style and it has huge impact on our children growth and development. As parents if we know what’s our parenting style and […]
Marcel Proust once said, “The real voyage of discovery consists of not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes”, and in most probability, this is what fairly defines a visual learner. It is quite likely that you already know that your little one is a visual learner, and this can be simply observed […]
Benjamin Franklin once said, “Tell me and I’ll forget, teach me and I’ll remember, but involve me and I’ll learn!” And for what it matters, this holds astoundingly true for kinaesthetic learners. Like any other style of learning that kids adhere to, even kinaesthetic learning is something that toddlers catch up while they’re still very […]
Children who respond better – Auditory Learners Sound, an element that starts to attract the child, ever since he takes his first breath in this world, sometimes become a way of learning for some. Yes, there are children who respond better to sound than to any other sense such as sight or touch. Such children […]
Sometimes we observe children overreacting to simple things; this is because they don’t know how to balance their emotions. Once they learn to monitor their emotions and respond with some balance, they can become more flexible. Below are the tips to Encouraging Emotional balance in the children suggested by Ann Densmore. Limit exposure to violent […]
One mother who had attended one of my workshops told me that even I’m a teacher and working in the same school my kids are attending to, but I’m not able to spend enough time with my kids just like other working parents. Instead I spend more time with other kids. This is true! Irrespective […]