Have you ever wondered if the teachings you give your children are valid? Or do you repeat the phrases over the years (“It’s not your toy, remember to share!”)? There is a difference between learning by telling and learning by doing. Teaching children about sharing…
As a parent, it’s heartbreaking to see your child fail. Whenever your son fails to tie his shoelaces on his own or when your daughter gets a low score during the test, you may feel a little hurt for your child. If only you can…
Like adults, children have emotions. They also get frustrated, excited, nervous, sad, jealous, scared, elated, worried, angry, and embarrassed, and any of these all at the same time. However, unlike adults, it is difficult for young children to express their feelings. Young kids cannot articulate…
You probably have seen on social media the 2020 version of Marshmallow Test that parents on quarantine have been raving about. Whether it’s a Fruit Snack Challenge or a Candy Challenge, it only shows how important it is for parents to know if they’re on…
Fear, joy, happiness, anger. We experience emotions every day. Recognizing and managing these emotions is essential to achieve our own and others’ wellbeing. Emotional intelligence is what we need to develop to manage ourselves better, integrate thoughts and feelings, make conscious choices, and be pro-active…