A parent’s depression can weigh heavy on children
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — A parent’s struggle with stress or depression can lower a child’s quality of life — and it could hinder an overweight youngster’s ...
Children Affected by Parental Alienation Syndrome
Rye Hospital Program For Treating Children Affected by Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)
Introduction:
Intense interest in the well-be...
Falling Through the Cracks: Children of Divorce
Regardless of age, race, sex or religion, divorce has devastating, often long-term, consequences. The immediate effects of divorce, such as hurt, ange...
Single Parenting Discipline
Being a single parent makes the job of parenting an even more difficult task. For the major life decisions in most situations the custodial parent sho...
The Types of Child Abuse
Child Abuse
Child abuse is a very common thing in today’s society, although not much is heard about it. The abuse occurs in the home where the b...
10 Tips to Help Your Child Through Divorce
Helping your child through your divorce may be one of the most difficult tasks you will ever face as a parent. The following is a brief list of practi...
Babysitting Co-ops Give Parents Precious Time
Here's the dilemma: You need to run several crucial errands, but you dread taking your preschooler and toddler along.
Here's another one: ...
Be a Back-To-School Hero
Well, it's that time of year again. Back-to-school has arrived.
If you have school-age children, then you are busy buying school supplies and gett...
Boy - Chasing on the Playground
Q: I take my 6-year-old daughter to the playground a lot after school, and I've noticed a weird phenomenon: The girls tend to get together in p...
Children And Divorce
A recent statistic shows that almost half of all marriages end in divorce. Divorce is difficult for everyone involved, but maybe the hardest on childr...
Children and Divorce
A recent statistic shows that almost half of all marriages end in divorce. Divorce is difficult for everyone involved, but maybe the hardest on child...
Children and Parents Adjust to Separation
You haven’t separated physically yet, but the ink is dry on your parenting plan agreement and you are ready to go your separate ways. Now reality bite...
Children's Discipline: How To Resolve Divorce Parenting Differences?
Did you know that inconsistency on matters of discipline gives double messages, produces anxiety and can be very confusing to your children? Children...
Coaching Youth Soccer
Coaching Youth Soccer Coaching children at a young age is an extremely rewarding and challenging experience. Over the last two years I have had the pr...
Collected Unpaid Child Support
There is nothing more discouraging than doing the right thing and not getting credit for it. How many non-custodial parents are paying child support ...
Decorating for kids made easy
While there is a growing trend towards decorating kids' rooms, many parents still feel overwhelmed at the thought of redecorating. The décor team at C...
Divorced? Have a 100% relationship with your kids
Post separation, even if you achieve 50/50 residential time-sharing, will you have a 100% meaningful relationship with your child? Some ...
Domestic Violence and childrens Buttons
Two home-based strategies for secondary prevention of domestic violence have shown increasing use over the past decade. Personal radio alarms are indi...
Family Meetings: Kids Discuss the D Word
Painful problems occur in every family. In fact, pain is a challenge for everyone. The Family Meeting is an excellent tool for discussing diffi...
Four Tips To Handle A Child Who Lies
As parents, we all aim to raise our children as best we can. We teach them our values and morals – don’t lie, don’t steal, don’t cheat – and teach th...
Free Money for Your Children Education
Do you ever lie awake at night and ask yourself how your children would afford to get an education if you were gone? Now there's a program that can h...
Getting Kids Out Of The Cross Fire
Heaven help those children
whose separated parents are involved in a litigious parenting dispute. Not only might the children have to...
Hallowe'en BOO BOOs for Little Introverted Kids
Hallowe’en is right around the corner. All the kids are really excited, right? Wrong.
Not all children are as happy about Hallowe’en as you’d think...
Handmade Gifts for Dad
Here are a few inexpensive and heartfelt gift ideas for Dad:
Framed Artwork
Have your child draw or pai...
Help in Planning a Child's Birthday Party
Are you tired of the same old birthday parties at fast food restaurants every year? Are you ready for some new ideas? Let's see what resources we can ...
Hold a Charity Birthday Party for Your Child
As a parent, you probably know that the birthday party routine can be an almost painful experience. With about 20 children in your child's class, goin...
Hot to Discipline Your Children using Emotional Intelligence
It’s so clear when you’re sitting on the outside watching. There I was at the kitchen table in my friend’s house chatting with her while she fixed di...
How can I tell if my child needs therapy as we go through this divorce?
Many adults now acknowledge the benefit of a supportive professional as they
face the challenges a divorce inevitably brings. But many parents are un...
How To Avoid Divorce Wars That Hurt Your Children
Divorced mom Rita Hardin of Atlanta, Ga., knows from experience how children can be hurt by tension between ex-spouses.
Relations between Hard...
How to Stop Divorce Parental Conflict
It is not the divorce but the conflict arising after divorce the culprit of most psychological-adjustment problems the children are having. So, how to...
How Two Quarelling Kids Helped Invent the Better Behavior Wheel
When David was nine and Laura was twelve, the battles started.
Prior to that, they got along great. Laura was always protective of her little brot...
Is Your Child Too Defiant?
At school and with friends, Brian behaves like a perfectly ordinary nine-year-old.
But at home, it's another story.
Brian tests every limit: He o...
Let them remember their behavior, not yours!
Frustrated parents of young children often yell and spank as a means of managing children’s behaviour, particularly when angry. However this leaves ch...
Let Your Introverted Child Do What They Do Best - Read!
As the IntrovertZCoach, my job is to help my introverted clients develop a positive self image. You see, for many years people didn't understand that ...
Make Lemons into Lemonade: Use Positives for Disciplining Children
If you find yourself using words like "don't...," "stop...," and "no"
to discipline your child, try using positive words instead. Children
need to be ...
Nail Biting Basics : Know about
Nail biting in all its various forms is problematic behavior beset by peculiarity and contradiction. Technically speaking, the correct word for nail b...
Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)
In 1985 Dr. Richard Gardner (M.D.) coined the phrase "parental alienation syndrome (PAS)". Dr. Gardner defines PAS as "a childhood disorder that aris...
Parental Hostility: What Will This Bring To Your Children's Life?
One of the most important factors influencing kids' adjustments to their parents' separation or divorce is the level of parental hostility. How bad or...
Please Put Me Back Where You Found Me
Parents who have introverted children wonder how to help them build a positive self image. We understand today that Introversion is a legitimate perso...
Powerful Families, Powerful Lives
Children come in all shapes and sizes. As they grow and learn new skills, we as parents are constantly and consistently challenged to grow with them. ...
Raising Moral Kids
It seems like everyone, educators and parents alike, is becoming concerned about our society?s children and their moral development. Newspapers are fu...
Rights of Children of Divorce
Children have the right to:
1. Continue to love both parents without guilt or disapproval (subtle or overt) by either parent or other rela...
Sexual Abuse Counselling has a Beginning, Middle and an End…
If you were sexually abused, it is important to know that good counselling can help you overcome problems arising from the abuse. Knowing what to expe...
So Your Child is an Introvert
Let me ask you a question. Are you ashamed that your child is an introvert?
An honest answer to this question is a positive step toward improving yo...
Talking to Kids about War and Peace
I only rarely watch TV, and I was reminded why last week when after just 30 seconds of viewing I was advised by an "expert" child psychologist that I ...
Talking to Your Children About Sex
Where do babies come from mum?” It’s that age-old question that many parents dread and which usually results in some waffled reply that they hope won...
The Parenting Golden Rule
Treat all others as you would like to be treated
yourself."
The Golden Rule has proved its excellence as a moral guide since
ancien...
Too Much Child Care?
"Parents and child care providers are up in arms about a
study conducted by researchers at the University of
Melbourne which purports to s...
Waldorf View: What is the Nine Year Change?
The Ninth Year is a critical turning point in the development of the child. Wonderful and great changes begin to occur at around the age of nine. A ch...
What 10 Things Divorced Parent Should Do To Promote + Child Adjustment
The effects of recent enlargement in divorce rates are negative effects. Divorced children are more probably to get pregnant as teenagers, drop out of...
What kind of a parent are you?
You are responsible for your children’s health in many different forms, spiritual, physical, mental, emotional and behavioral. As parents, we have to ...
What’s a Kid to Do When Parents Hate Each Other?
Sometimes the animosity between separated parents is so thick, you can cut it with a knife. In such cases both parents deflect blame on the other whil...
Wheel of Dreaded Consequences
When David was nine and Laura was twelve, the battles started.
Prior to that, they got along great. Laura was always protective of her lit...
You Know You Have Small Children When…
We have no idea how our lives will change once we have children. Then, we have them. In case you haven’t noticed, this may have happened to you, too.
...
Your Introverted Child is Unique
Introversion is a legitimate personality style, not a failure to be an extrovert. This is an important distinction and your understanding of it will h...
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