Tag: emotional connection

As a mother, you always want what's best for your child's development. However, there are certain types of mothers who, intentionally or unintentionally, hinder their children's opportunities to thrive. Let's explore the four types of motherhood styles that could be holding your child back, so you can avoid these regrettable mistakes and give your little one the best chance to flourish.

Parents spend quality time with their children, approximately 30 minutes before bedtime, to bond, create lasting memories, and strengthen their relationship.

The zodiac forecast for the next lunar month predicts positive shifts in fortune for three signs.

There are two crucial factors that play a pivotal role in instilling a sense of filial piety in children.

Many believe that having children who live far away is akin to not having any at all. This notion sparks a debate: is physical proximity a crucial factor in parent-child relationships, or can emotional connection transcend distance?

Parents have a treasure trove of methods at their disposal to nurture their child's EQ and IQ. These 6 simple and effective strategies are the keys to unlocking their child's potential and setting them on a path to success.

The psychology expert sheds light on effective strategies to aid children in overcoming procrastination and fostering a sense of independence.

"When faced with problems, children often resort to silence or avoidance if they lack a safe space to share their thoughts and feelings. This can lead to a sense of isolation and the belief that their voices are not being heard."

The majority of children instinctively seek their mother whenever they cry. But why is that? From a psychological perspective, this phenomenon holds a special significance.

There are parents who constantly weigh down their child's spirit with the refrain "our family is so poor", but there are also parents who strive to borrow money just so their child can keep up with material possessions through friends. Which is the best way for a child?