Tag: child psychology
The Secrets to Raising Intelligent Children: 9 Things Parents Should Avoid
The family is the first school for a child. Therefore, the way a family educates plays a crucial role in shaping the child's future. This article will share with you what parents should do to raise successful children.
“Stop saying ‘The older one must give way to the younger one’ because it’s...
Selflessness is a beautiful act of love, but it is voluntary and not an obligation. We teach children to be considerate and sometimes to prioritize their parents' needs over their own.
Avoid these 4 things when your child is not behaving well
Sometimes, the natural actions of parents can inadvertently impact the character and mood of their children in a negative way.
3 Clear Deficiencies in Children Who Are Often Yelled at by Their Parents
Regularly yelling at children is not an effective way of raising them well. This article addresses three glaring flaws in children who are often yelled at by their parents as they grow up.
7-Year-Old Girl’s Snake Drawing Wins Award, but Teacher Says: ‘Report to the Police!’
Artwork expresses a child's inner thoughts and emotions, enabling parents to understand their child's desires and current mood.
3 Types of Families That Raise Successful Children: Wealth of Parents Is Not as...
Not necessarily wealthy, but parents who managed to build these 3 types of households are loved and successful wherever their children go.
6 Things Parents Often Say to Their Children that Unintentionally Put Pressure on Them
Sometimes, parents' words can put a lot of pressure on children without them even realizing it. Let's take a look at 6 things parents often say to their children, but unintentionally put pressure on them.
Actions by parents that make children increasingly insecure, unsuccessful, but many parents fall into
These behavioral habits of parents are the "cruel" unintentional destruction of their children's future, yet many people still remain oblivious to them.
The difference between children who like to argue back and those who never argue...
Different environments shape different children. Some parents will find their child to be argumentative, always ready with a counterargument if you say something, they will have plenty of words waiting for you to refute them; they often act like a talkative person.
“Parents’ words shape their children’s destiny: The power of positive parenting”
Raising a child is not just about providing them with food, clothing, and education. Every word spoken by parents has a significant impact on the destiny of their child.
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