Inclusivity, Interculture, Intelligence, Internet, and I (am a part of it)
Teen aggression is a well-known, well-documented phenomenon. Not only is it anecdotally common, but it is also frequently portrayed in media as an identifiable, annoying, and somewhat understandable trait. Yet, such aggression continues to be frustrating to deal with for both parents and teenagers alike. Here is an exploration into the issue of teenage aggression and how best to manage … [Read more...]
Raising children is not an easy task. All the more when they become teenagers when you notice a lot of changes in their behaviour. If you're having a hard time dealing with your adolescent child, here are some ideas on managing teenage behaviour. Understanding changes in teenage behaviour Adolescence is when teenagers undergo a lot of physical, emotional, intellectual, and social … [Read more...]
Regardless of whether you’re homeschooling your child due to the pandemic or have made a choice yourself, it can be a daunting task. Even for me, studying at home as part of my university education has proven to be more complex than I had initially anticipated. Nonetheless, here are 5 crucial tips to help you create the best homeschooling experience for your children. Implement a … [Read more...]
"Parents are the main influence on learning, but the pressures are great." Many children are learning at home. Whether it's because of the ongoing health crisis or you simply want your children homeschooled, supporting them is challenging. But, no matter how difficult it may be, you can use their time at home as an opportunity for them to learn through play and curiosity. Here are some tips … [Read more...]
Starting a business is hard work, but next to raising kids, how hard is hard? Whether you’re looking to become the next big health guru, kickstart a writing career or reinvent yourself in accountancy, it’s possible to succeed in business and have a family. Here’s how to weigh up the balance. Get Tech-Smart Since the tech boom, remote opportunities are more abundant than ever. This means it’s … [Read more...]
Have you ever found yourself constantly checking your smartphone with your little one beside you? Sometimes, you may even find yourself not hearing what your child is trying to say or ask. If you think you this parent, this post from Quartz is something for you to reflect on. They are talking about technoference. This term describes the attention we pay to devices, which … [Read more...]
As parents, we all want what is best for our children. We want them to grow physically, mentally, and socially healthy. We want to protect them as much as we can from behavioral problems. We also want to avoid being the "exhausted and burnt-out parent" to be more effective parents. But sometimes, we feel clueless, confused, lost, and overwhelmed. We feel the need for guidance and support when it … [Read more...]
Authoritative parenting is the most favored among the different parenting styles. It is said to have the best impact on children. If you think this parenting style is best for your children, too, here are some important questions on authoritative parenting and their answers. What is authoritative parenting Authoritative parenting is characterized by being responsive and demanding. It … [Read more...]
We may have different parenting styles, but we all struggle to be the best parents to our children. Are we doing parenting right? Let us learn more about the different parenting types and how they affect our children's growth. Parenting styles meaning Parenting styles are patterns or constellations of attitude, behavior, and parenting practices we convey to our children. They are … [Read more...]
"It's for little kids, mom." This was what my daughter said two years ago when I asked her to use YouTube kids. She was 11 years old then. YouTube is a platform intended for 13 years old and up, but older kids do not seem to be enjoying most of its contents. If you have the same concern with your children, this is good news for you. YouTube will be launching a new experience so that … [Read more...]
