Positive Discipline and Character Development

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Positive Discipline and Character Development

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Positive Discipline and Character Development Discipline is something that affects every area of a child’s life. If a parent disciplines in a way that demeans a child, the child could grow up to be a resentful, angry adult. If the parent disciplines in a way that is respectful, the child…

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Children and Happiness

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Most children seem to be happy all the time. They delight in the smallest pleasures and it is so easy to put a smile on their faces. So what does the word ‘happiness’ really mean? Happiness can be defined as being in a mental or emotional state of well being.…

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How to Help Your Child Overcome Anxiety

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How to Help Your Child Overcome Anxiety Sometimes children act as if they don’t have a care in the world, and other times they may be overwhelmed with anxiety. Although children are not presented with the stresses of adulthood, they do feel anxiety in the same way. Solving these issues…

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Moving Far Away? 8 Ways to Help Your Child Embrace the Change

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Moving Far Away? 8 Ways to Help Your Child Embrace the Change When you make any major change in life, it takes some adjusting for everyone involved. When children experience change, it often takes a harder toll. This is because children like routine and familiarity. If you must move a…

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9 Ways to Forge Loving Ties That Last a Lifetime in Your Children

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9 Ways to Forge Loving Ties That Last a Lifetime in Your Children For more info, click on: The Best Way to Live! Children have an amazing capacity to learn. They’re like sponges in the early years and they easily form memories that are cherished for a lifetime. There are…

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A Parent’s Guide to Creating a Super Homework Station

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A Parent’s Guide to Creating a Super Homework Station If you run into conflicts trying to get your kids to do their homework, a dedicated homework station may be the solution. Creating a space just for learning will help your child to do better in school while maintaining more harmony…

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Encouraging Entrepreneurship in Your Children

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Encouraging Entrepreneurship in Your Children Deep down, nearly every one of us wants to be an entrepreneur. However, forgoing your weekly paycheck to follow your true passion takes lots of self-confidence. Many of us lack that confidence. Therefore, a great portion of our lives may be spent working to build…

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How to Help Your Children Develop a Positive Outlook on Life

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How to Help Your Children Develop a Positive Outlook on Life When you equip your children a positive outlook, you’re setting them up for a happy and successful life. Don’t believe me? Well, who do you think would be most successful? a) The person who believes he can achieve anything,…

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Help Your Children Develop Independence

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Help Your Children Develop Independence When your children are young, they depend on you for their every need. Sometimes it’s difficult for you to sit back and watch them develop their own independence. It might be tough but when you allow your child to make his or her own mistakes…

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8 Simple Strategies to Motivate Your Children

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8 Simple Strategies to Motivate Your Children Our children are one of the most important and precious people in our lives. We want the best for them and hope they strive to do well in all things. Children, just like adults, can develop motivational roadblocks that hold them back from…

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