#child-behavior
#child-behavior

Parenting

I'm Trying to Raise My Son to Be Polite. What My Ex is Teaching Him Makes Me Nervous to Send Him to Kindergaten.

My Husband Does Something in Front of Our Kids That I Can't Abide

Parents must agree on rules to provide consistent boundaries for their children.

I Must Protect My Son. My Wife Won't Let Me.

Intervening when a child is not upset may create unnecessary tension and isn't beneficial for their learning process.

2 days ago

Parenting

I Banned My Nephews from My Daughter's Birthday Party. I'm Done Playing Nice.

fromIndependent

4 days ago

Parenting

Louise McSharry: Yes, our teachers get a nice, long break off, Minister, but what about worn-out working parents?

fromwww.mercurynews.com

6 days ago

Relationships

Harriette Cole: We had to cut our vacation short because of our son's behavior

Parenting

I'm Trying to Raise My Son to Be Polite. What My Ex is Teaching Him Makes Me Nervous to Send Him to Kindergaten.

Parenting

My Husband Does Something in Front of Our Kids That I Can't Abide

Parenting

I Must Protect My Son. My Wife Won't Let Me.

more#parenting

fromwww.theguardian.com

I am very wary of my five-year-old stepdaughter. Am I a bad person? | Leading questions

It's fine to feel mixed. It's fine to have not wanted kids. It's fine to feel complicated about their presence in your life now, or complicated about their mother.

Relationships

fromTODAY.com

Why This Mom Is Teaching Her Kids to 'Hit Back'

"If someone hits my kid, I'm not raising them to go tell the teacher. Not raising a snitch. Handle it yourself, hit back, defend yourself, and if that's not enough, I will interfere."

Parenting

Education

fromBuzzFeed

29 Teachers Who Are "Fed Up" With Parents For Making Allllll The Excuses For Their Kid

Parents need to actively engage in providing discipline and support for their children's education.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

Psychopathic Traits in Children May Not Be Permanent After All

Parents face challenges when dealing with children's extreme behavioral issues.

Traditional parenting techniques may sometimes fail in addressing behavioral problems.

fromBuzzFeed

Here Are 23 Times Kids Said Things That Were Creepy, Cringey, And Downright CRUEL

Children's unfiltered statements can be shockingly inappropriate and sometimes cruel without any malice behind them.

fromwww.today.com

What Is Positive Parenting? The 4 Principles Parents Should Know

Positive parenting requires intentional training and practice to effectively respond to children's behavior as a form of communication.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

What to Do If Your Child Is the Bully

Bullying is a harmful behavior that should not be excused, regardless of circumstances.

fromPsychology Today

Family Dinner Out: A Recipe for Success

Proactive planning is essential for successful family outings to restaurants with young children.

fromArs Technica

New twist on marshmallow test shows power of a promise

In a study published in the journal Royal Society Open Science, younger children were found to be slightly better at delaying gratification than older children, highlighting age-related differences in self-control.

Parenting

fromNew York Post

I'm a dog trainer - here's one thing you should NEVER do to your pup in front of your baby

Parents should be cautious about their children's interactions with dogs to ensure safety.

NYC parents

fromBuzzFeed

Parents And Childcare Workers Are Sharing Their "iPad Kid" Horror Stories

The excessive use of iPads among kids is leading to social disengagement and behavioral issues.

fromTODAY.com

8-year-old orders nearly 70,000 Dum-Dum lollipops on Amazon

An 8-year-old ordered 69,000 lollipops on Amazon, resulting in a $4,200 charge that his mother discovered too late.

fromPsychology Today

Why Do We Pathologize, Demonize, and Moralize Children's Behavior?

Children's behaviors often hint at unmet needs rather than moral failings; understanding this can lead to more compassionate and effective support.

Focusing solely on weaknesses ignores children's strengths, which can provide critical insights into their true needs.

Labels can harm; viewing challenging behavior as communication rather than a problem fosters understanding and support.