For Parents

Written by: Barbra Smith / Last updated: July 3, 2024 Many new parents unconsciously use positive and/or negative punishment without realizing their differences. Punishments are disciplinary techniques for children, and they are reactions when they do something wrong to make them decrease their unwanted behavior. Parents should not exaggerate their punishment, or they will give their […]

Written by: Barbra Smith / Last updated: May. 10, 2024 Parenting is a journey that requires understanding, responsibility and patience. Many couples weaponize themselves with the necessary knowledge before becoming parents, but many others do spontaneous parenting without sufficient knowledge. Bad parents who fail to meet their kids’ physical and emotional needs will leave them with

Written by: Barbra Smith / Last updated: Feb 25, 2024  Many new parents and teenagers think parenting is difficult because of its responsibilities and challenges. They also believe that having no children is their only way to escape this challenge, but that is not necessarily true. I thought that too when I saw my sister, who, unfortunately, yells

Written by: Barbra Smith / Last updated: Feb 3, 2024 Working mothers seek work-life balance, and that can be stressful and challenging as they have to do numerous things in one full day. New working mommies think that setting a tight and precise schedule for their day is achievable and an easy task, but it

Reactive parenting is basically a parenting approach that is characterized by emotional and aggressive reactions that parents use to correct their children’s behavior. This reactive behavior can lead the parents to punish the kid emotionally or physically, which can lead to childhood trauma and a bad relationship between them. Adopting reactive behavior in your relationship with your

Many parents are confused about their child’s speech delay because they notice other children start talking way before their kid. Some other parents suspect that their child is autistic because he is a late talker. Parents should notice that this issue is common among children, as one in five children in the US has a