Have you noticed kids poor behavior recently?
Call it workaholic but to me parenting is round-the-clock job and I can’t help but to notice how others parent their kids. While I was about to pickup Jasmine from her concert rehearsal, I saw her again. She came with her elder son to pickup her younger son who is in the same concert rehearsal as Jasmine. Read more »
Author: Dr. Vicki Panaccione
You might find the title of this article, “How to Listen, so Kids Will Talk” to sound backwards. After all, isn’t it the other way around? Aren’t you supposed to get your kids to do the listening when you talk? Actually, it’s both. True communication is a two-way street, a dialogue, an interchange. However, when one person is talking (usually the parent) and the other doesn’t get a word in Read more »
ArticleMonkeys | The Happy Child Guide Program Review – The Real Truth
By: Craig Rooney
Happy Child Guide by Blaise Ryan is a very popular parenting program online these days.
In this Happy Child Guide review we’ll check out this parenting program, discover the pros and cons of it and understand better if this type of package can really be helpful for you or not. Read more »
The Happy Child Guide
Author: Eve Smart
The Happy Child Guide written by Dr Blaise Ryan is a indepth parenting guidelines ebook that delivers effective strategies to deal with a broad variety of bad behavior in children.
If you are a parent who is struggling to find an effective parenting techniques to discipline your child that actually work to eliminate back-chat, tantrums and defiant behavior, Dr Ryan’s Happy Child Guide is the answer! Read more »
Happy Boy
Author: Eve Smart
The Happy Child Guide is one of the most unique and in depth parenting guides you’ll ever read.
This downloadable ebook delivers an easy to follow, step-by-step guide that teaches you the rock-solid tools you need to effectively communicate with your child at any age, including:
* How to communicate well with your toddler to avoid the triggers for tantrums an inappropriate outbursts
* How to get a hard-to-manage child to listen and cooperate more easily Read more »
Hey parents! I know it isn’t your hobby to look after the kids. You rather bring bacon home than to clean their ass – literally! Understandably, some kids are noisy, energetic, careless, messy, or naive. Others are naughty, defiant, lazy, nerve-wracking, or terrifying. So, we simply excuse ourselves by going to work and delegate the care-giving role to granny, nanny or Handy Manny (yes, some asks the TV to baby sit). Read more »
by James Lehman, MSW
Getting kids to do chores is one of the most common arguments families have. Who can’t relate to this picture? You’re yelling, “Why haven’t you cleaned your room yet?” while your child is on the couch watching TV, shouting back, “I’ll do it later!” The reason kids don’t like doing chores is the same reason adults don’t like doing chores: household tasks are generally boring. Read more »
Boy carrying his own school bag
I was on the train. The sight of a domestic helper carrying the kids’ schoolbags caught my eyes. The two kids looked like they’re 7-9 years old and totally capable of carrying their own schoolbags. This is probably a culture created from home and the most common sight in the society.
Call me strict but I never carry my daughter’s school bag. Never. She does it herself on the way to school since 2.5 years old. After all, it is super light and little kids are totally capable of Read more »
Mother hugging daughter
I’ve never been hugged by my parents since young until I turned 23 and I was about to leave Malaysia for Singapore, my parents gave me a big hug. Words can’t explain how I feel but tears seems to be forming from my throat as i recall this.
Ever since, I told myself when I have kids one day, I’ll never miss out this bonding miracle action. I’m serious about this. Hugs are real natural medicine. Whether your kid is 3months or 30 years old, hugging is an exceptionally good way to bond. Read more »
Kids are kids because they are not grown up. It takes time for their physical and mental to mature. While they are growing, children will display the most unacceptable behavior such as biting, hitting or screaming. How do you think you can get help with such behavior? Read more »
The Happy Child Guide 4th Edition
It’s official. The Happy Child Guide has published its 4th edition. Released in 2010 with 80 pages more as compared to the 3rd edition bringing it to a total of 179 pages of non-stop comprehensive parenting tips.
Many are keen to learn the contents of this edition and whether it serves the purpose of managing misbehavior or challenging behavior at home.
Children often display misbehavior such as biting, hitting, whining, tantrums, acting-out, ADD/ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder and the list goes on.The new edition also introduce A-Z coverage on challenging behavior such as crying, separation anxiety, dangerous behavior and dependency on comfort objects. Read more »