It’s important to recognize that being a working mom (or working parent in general) does not make someone a bad parent. There are many misconceptions and societal pressures surrounding this topic, and it’s essential to address them. The Spotlight on Working Mothers Working mothers have received a lot of attention in pop culture, social media, […]
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There is probably no parent out there who hasn’t looked back on something they said or did to their kid. You might have snapped at your toddler because you were too exhausted to take care of the house, or you might have told a kid who requested a little additional screen time, “You’re always using
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Are Only Children Spoiled? According To Experts, This Aspect May Have A Greater Impact On Them Only children are not generally viewed favorably by society. Being an only child was deemed by 19th-century psychologist Stanley G. Hall to be a “disease in itself,” which has long cast a shadow over such people’s experiences. Even if
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Kids today really do seem to be biting off more than they can chew when it comes to reporting, recitation, memorization, projects, homework, and a splash of additional extracurricular activities and screen time. After a long day of school, students are too worn out, preoccupied, and unmotivated to do one more section of review or
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Children who suffer from Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) may talk excessively, become bored or distracted easily, struggle to resist temptations, have problems remaining sitting for an extended amount of time, and frequently forget or lose items. When it comes to managing academics or homework, these behaviors can present significant challenges for both parents and kids.
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It might be the arrival of a long-awaited firstborn, or it could be that your best friend has decided to start a family after devoting her life to her job for so long that she has neglected her personal life. Regardless, you can hardly contain your enthusiasm at the prospect of seeing a newborn baby.
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“Don’t make the poor child cry!” It’s a line that all parents have heard many times from all kinds of people. As a first-time parent, we may have heard it while our son is silently crying while waiting for us to breastfeed him. We may have heard it when our child is sobbing his eyes
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It’s natural for parents to desire the best for their kids. Always. However, we are aware of our own imperfections. We make mistakes, we try and fail sometimes, and we try again. Among the many responsibilities we have as parents is making sure our children are progressing normally in their growth and maturation. Every month
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A child’s parents can have a significant impact on their confidence. Children’s self-esteem and confidence can benefit from parental encouragement and praise. Building your kid’s confidence will pay huge dividends later on. A child’s strong sense of self-worth might serve as armor when he or she faces adversity. They will have faith in themselves, and
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Don’t let morning sickness spoil your joy at becoming a parent. 3 out of 4 pregnant women experience morning sickness, which is a common symptom of pregnancy during the first trimester. This sensation is not limited to the early morning hours. Morning sickness is usually minor and may not require medical attention. Some pregnant women,
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