Stress in children and teens...Who knew? Believe it or not this younger group of people can experience a great amount of stress. The problem lies in the long term effects of stress if not treated properly. The source of stress can come from not only the family dynamics such as abuse or divorce but social issues such as bullying or world events. One must first identify the symptoms of stress i.e. … [Read more...]

Those in the business of catering have a specific challenge...Being diverse. With a variety of visitors and travelers across the glob, a caterer must have the ability to adjust to the different cultures. This really can be a positive challenge as it gives the chef an opportunity to expand and really branch out with their culinary gift. This was especially targeted toward the Filipino culinary … [Read more...]

early childhood education refers to the time period in between birth and kindergarten. It is said that this is a crucial time for learning and children learn how to interact with others during these years. They also might start developing their own interests during this time that could stick with them for a lifetime. Early childhood educators might find challenges in deciding when to give one on … [Read more...]

There are several actions you can do to fulfill yourself as a parent. Be compassionate and kind to your children, and choose your words carefully. Children absorb everything you say at an early. Find something to praise as often as you can-notice your kids behaving well and doing good things, and praise them for it. Be flexible and communicate with your children. Enforce your discipline in a … [Read more...]

Implicit bias in marketing needs to be controlled to present fair, non-judgmental content to customers. Marketers need to control their views about race, sex, gender, age and other factors in order to present an appealing, neutral position. Marketers are responsible for making a positive image for their company, and if the marketers distance one group of people, they harm the business. It is … [Read more...]

There are an increasing number of diverse cultures in the Philippines. Many different cultures have blended on this islands, and more varied cultures are still arriving. Filipino realtors need to be aware of, and understand these different cultural settings in order to optimally serve their clients. Understanding each difference will allow the realtor to set aside personal biases, and grow your … [Read more...]

Researchers at the University of Virginia have discovered four main parenting styles for American families. There is the faith-based style, which uses religion as a moral standard. Next are the progressively engage parents who encourage problem-solving and decision-making skills for their children to learn virtues. Third are detached parents who tend to take an outsider's perspective of their … [Read more...]

Raising a family takes different forms in various parts of the world. Certain cultures have common parenting practices that may seem appalling to others, but are considered normal in that country. Scientist have broken down global parenting differences into three main categories: sense of independence, emotional warmth, and amount of structure. These differences stem from psychological concept … [Read more...]

Foreign mothers who are raising their children in the United States often see major differences in parenting techniques as opposed to those of their home country. For one, immigrant mothers tend to cook more healthy food that will sustain their children, rather than turning to fast food. Also, American mothers tend to be more overprotective of their kids, hindering much of their independence. … [Read more...]

Raising a family can be difficult, especially in a foreign country. Many of these kids are known as third culture children, as they experience the two ways of life from each of their parents, as well as the culture of their host country. It's important for parents to connect with their children and provide a sense of belonging within all aspects of their life to prevent developmental problems. … [Read more...]