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- ***Using EFT For Children - - Helping Them Focus, Feel Calmer and More Relaxed - by Submitted on Feb 26, 2009 from Karyn MaierEFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) is a powerful, easy to learn energy technique that can transform the quality of your life or business, often sky rocketing you to achieving goals or greater business success. That being said, it is also a wonderful technique to use with children of all ages - ...
Views: 3958(1 vote) - Can Meditation help with school bullying? - by Submitted on May 29, 2010 from Gary KaplanA recent report of frequent bullying in American schools has brought national attention to the stressors commonly faced by teens—stressors that many parents and teachers are unaware of. Society is struggling to understand how 'atypical' adolescent peer pressure has escalated into vicious student ...
Views: 3909(1 vote) - Paternity Testing Without The Father - The Avuncular DNA Test Explained - by Submitted on Oct 31, 2012 from Maura LDo you want to know if someone is a relative but the father is unwilling or unavailable to participate in a DNA test? You're not alone! There is an alternative method of testing that is easy and relatively inexpensive. Aunt/Uncle Avuncular DNA Testing refers to A DNA relationship test between ...
Views: 3906(2 votes) - ADHD Medication Vacation? - by Submitted on Jun 06, 2013 from Laurie DuparSummertime is just around the corner, and Lynn is wondering what to do about her son’s ADHD meds. “He really needs them for school, and the medication has calmed him down a lot, but some people have told me they take their kids off medication in the summer. I‘m not sure what to do!” Lynn is ...
Views: 3900 - Developing a Holiday Visitation Schedule That Works! - by Submitted on Nov 03, 2004 from Holly PedersenDeveloping a Holiday Visitation Schedule… That Works! In our experience working with divorced and separated parents here at Talk Works, one of the biggest challenges they face is sharing custody during the holidays. Understandably, both parents want to spend holidays with their children – ...
Views: 3900 - The Trouble with Supernanny and the Problem with Naughty - by Submitted on Jun 17, 2007 from Michele RickittMy heart sinks when I see the “Supernanny “series listed in the TV guide. Her way of dealing with children’s behaviour isn’t helpful. I realise that this may come as a surprise to many people because what she does seems to work. What it actually does is create more problems that will surface ...
Views: 3874 - Anger: Why Do Some People Have Anger Problems? - by Submitted on Aug 15, 2013 from Oliver JR CooperThere are numerous challenges in the world today and some of these challenges are to do with emotions; from depression, to suicide and a whole myriad of other things. And emotions cannot simply be ignored or dismissed. They deserve and need as much attention as ones diet or physical health. ...
Views: 3853 - Why Parents Need to Read Fairy Tales (Part 5) - by Submitted on Oct 08, 2009 from Glenn BergerAs we have learned in this series so far, fairy tales are ironic. They tell a truth so shocking that it can only be revealed in innocent children's stories. 2500 years ago, in Plato’s Republic, Socrates said the truth exposed in these stories was so dangerous that they should not be allowed to ...
Views: 3849(1 vote) - 6 Brain Exercises For Children - by Submitted on Jan 21, 2008 from Sarah HoltAs children are growing up they are developing thinking, as well as behavioral, patterns. Using these 6 brain exercises for children is one way to help them develop these skills for better functioning and mental abilities for life. Word Searches/Crosswords They make many books for kids that ...
Views: 3832 - Baby products and its importance - by Submitted on May 25, 2012 from Aliya SenMothers-to-be and fathers-to-be should know certain things before a baby is born. Quality baby products and accessories are essential for an infant. Comfort and toys are some of the most important things in the baby world. They allow babies to enjoy a great time in their small baby world. The ...
Views: 3787 - Abused Children: Why Do Abused Children Deny What Happened? - by Submitted on Apr 12, 2013 from Oliver JR CooperAlthough the title refers to abused children, this article will primarily look at why some adults, who were abused as children, grow up to deny what happened to them. Individuals that were abused in their childhood by their parents or caregivers often find it hard to look at and admit to what ...
Views: 3753 - Meaningful Consequences for Teens - by Submitted on Dec 13, 2009 from Mark GregstonDo your teen’s actions cause you more problems than they do your teen? Has your teen figured out that he can say or do whatever he wants, which causes you and others a lot of grief, while you spend all your time trying to figure out how to solve the riddle of why he behaves the way he does, ...
Views: 3747(2 votes) - Boundaries: Who Do Some People Feel Responsible For Other People's Feelings? - by Submitted on Jan 08, 2014 from Oliver JR CooperTo be responsible for how one feels is one thing and yet it is quite another to feel responsible for how other people feel. Owning how one feels and not to see other people as being the primary reason that they feel as they do, is a sign of self awareness and emotional maturity. Through ...
Views: 3734 - Mentoring Children - by Submitted on Apr 27, 2011 from Denise DemaAll parents hope that their children will grow up healthy, happy, and productive. They aspire to have children who have the skills to contribute to their own well-being and to the well-being of their families and community. There is no magic bullet for developing these capacities in children. ...
Views: 3714(2 votes) - Summer Camp for Kids Building Confidence and Self Esteem - by Submitted on Jun 20, 2011 from Fred FishSummer camp for kids is an exceptional program that provides foundational tools for building confidence and self-esteem in boys. This northern Pennsylvania campus is family owned and operated. The family atmosphere is combined with qualified trainers and hand selected focus groups including: ...
Views: 3707 - Relationships: Why Do Some People It Find It Hard To Receive Love? - by Submitted on Apr 15, 2014 from Oliver JR CooperLove is something we not only want to receive from others; it is something we need to receive. And while love can mean different things to different people, the love that I am talking about here relates to: affection, kindness, support, validation, touch and compassion. This can be something ...
Views: 3680 - How to Handle a Mid-School Year Move - by Submitted on Feb 07, 2003 from Susan DunnQ: What’s worse than moving ? A: Moving in the middle of the school year. My family did it more than once when I was growing up. I still remember some of the incidents-being introduced in the front of the class, having to share a locker until they could find one for me, breaking into the ...
Views: 3675(1 vote) - Relationships: Why Are Some Women Attracted To Abusive Men? - by Submitted on Jun 10, 2013 from Oliver JR CooperFor some women out there, it can seem as though they have a sign on their forehead that says ‘’abusive men only’’. And this is due to their experience of only attracting men who are abusive. It may even go further than this and a woman could come to the conclusion that all men are the same. ...
Views: 3667 - Unmet Childhood Needs: Is It Important To Grieve Unmet Childhood Needs? - by Submitted on Feb 11, 2014 from Oliver JR CooperWhen one was a child, they had certain needs and wants. And for some people, these would have been met in the majority of cases. This doesn’t mean that one would have needed to have had a caregiver that was always available. As it is unlikely that this would have been possible and not only that, ...
Views: 3664 - What Is Autism Disorder Spectrum - by Submitted on Apr 29, 2010 from Sandra Kim LeongYou may be wondering if there is a difference between the terms “autism” and “autism spectrum disorder”. Well, the term “autism” describes any one of the 5 different types of pervasive developmental disorders. These pervasive developmental disorders make up the autism disorder spectrum. ...
Views: 3647 - Psychological Validation: What Is Psychological Validation? - by Submitted on Apr 12, 2013 from Oliver JR CooperWhen it comes achieving psychological well being; validation plays an incredibly important role. This primarily consists of two aspects: On one side this means that one’s thoughts, emotions, feelings and behaviours will be acknowledged and accepted by other human beings; and on the other side ...
Views: 3643 - ***Sex Education - by Submitted on Jul 11, 2012 from Corynna ClarkeSex Education by Corynna Clarke The act of bringing a child into creation is almost as significant as being human. You give of your self completely. Wanting to be fully present emotionally, providing for them materially and even physically when they fall down and skin a knee. You are also ...
Views: 3607(1 vote) - Michael Jackson: The Tragic Consequences of Child Abuse - by Submitted on Jul 17, 2009 from Stephanie MannMillions of people enjoyed Michael Jackson’s genius as a showman, however, his legacy is even greater if we learn from his life story. During a TV interview, “Living with Michael Jackson,” Michael stated he was beaten by his father. He was so terrified he became physically ill when he saw ...
Views: 3601(3 votes) - If I would pick a phrase to describe school, I would go with Living Hell - by Submitted on Nov 28, 2004 from Nancy FennIt’s the 21st century. We know about Indigo children and introversion is being accepted as a legitimate personality type! It’s a Brave New World. If you’re not introverted yourself, you may not know how to anticipate the needs of your introverted child as they begin to make their way in the ...
Views: 3600 - Teaching Your Children To Have Faith - by Submitted on Apr 27, 2011 from Denise DemaHaving faith, and teaching your children to have faith, is an important part of the fundamental growth of your relationship with your child and will determine how your child sees the world. First, we have to understand what faith really means in order to embrace the thought process that will ...
Views: 3599(4 votes) - Sexual Energy is an Unstoppable Force - by Submitted on Apr 13, 2009 from Tricia KellyKids experience sexual feelings at a very early age. Kids grow up believe that around the age of teenage-hood that boys turn into men and girls will turn into woman and now it’s all about sex. Most of their idols and movie stars are having sex on screen all the time, they’re ‘our foreplay ...
Views: 3593 - Half Sleeve Tattoos Desings - by Submitted on Feb 03, 2011 from Waqas AhmadArm tattoos, half sleeve tattoo tattoos popular categories in the market. Not only because it covers a large number of weapons in space they are very strong, but because they offer a great work of its future owner. This is the real basis for this question. In most cases, people tend to have ...
Views: 3587 - American Girl Doll Black Friday - The Best Toys for Your Daughter - by Submitted on May 12, 2012 from Roy BudiAmerican girl doll black Friday is a trade of American girl doll that been held on a black Friday moment. As the trade is held in black Friday, they usually are giving sale for the American doll price. American girl doll is a girl doll that looks like a little girl, have long hair, and can be ...
Views: 3585 - Advantages of self defense for kids training program - by Submitted on Aug 23, 2012 from Cory HoflandIt is mandatory for parents to give basics training in self defense for kids to their children. The training involves recognizing strangers amid known faces, sensing danger in advance and keeping patience even in dangerous situations. Since this training is provided for free, parents shouldn’t ...
Views: 3496 - Where Does Self Esteem Come From? - by Submitted on Jul 24, 2009 from Gary RobertsonWe all want an abundance of self esteem. And why not? Self esteem equates to confidence, being attractive (without having to fake it), and being a magnet for success, wealth, popularity, and a whole host of other goodies. The Law Of Attraction requires a genuine core of self esteem before it ...
Views: 3484(2 votes) - Stop Lecturing Your Kids and Start Listening - by Submitted on Jul 08, 2015 from Marvin MarshallIf I were limited to one recommendation that would improve relationships between parent and child, especially with teenagers, it would be listen to learn. Listening and valuing young people’s feelings and ideas is what promotes the ability of parents to effectively communicate with ...
Views: 3427 - How to Deal With Bullying - by Submitted on Aug 08, 2007 from betsy sansbyDear Betsy, Our son is being picked on by bullies at school. We’ve tried all the tools we learned in a parenting class, but none of them has worked. What do we do now? Signed, Desperate Dear Desperate, Our daughter is now 17, but when she was only five, she was bullied by a child on the ...
Views: 3422 - Single Mom's Promise To Her Son - by Submitted on Apr 26, 2014 from Jessica RectorMommy really doesn't know much right now, but I promise you I will. The only thing I do know is mommy loves you more than words, more than actions. Mommy loves you as though you are her heart, spirit, and soul wrapped in one... without a beginning or an end. There is no depth or breath to my ...
Views: 3420 - Child Development Toys - by Submitted on Aug 23, 2008 from Daniel DwaseParents interested in encouraging the positive development of their child’s cognitive, physical, or social skills can make sure their child has access to child development toys that not only provides a child with entertainment but also encourages their healthy development. Child ...
Views: 3416 - Barbie's For Boys....Why Not? - by Submitted on Jul 23, 2010 from annette simmonsI can still recall fondly my childhood. Years spent playing with my assorted dolls and their accessories. Creating imaginary worlds of glamor and adventure. My dolls were an outlet-as for most little girls the opportunity to forage into the social realm with the proverbial security blanket. ...
Views: 3379 - Indigo Children - Born to Lead, Hard to Manage - by Submitted on Jun 04, 2010 from Judy WrightAs I travel the country teaching workshops for parents, teachers and day care providers I often ask them if they recognize the Indigo Children. These children are not content to color in the lines or glue macaroni on paper. They are very bright but also very active and curious. Born To Be ...
Views: 3356(3 votes) - Emotions: Why Do Some People Find It Hard to Identify Their Emotions? - by Submitted on Sep 29, 2013 from Oliver JR CooperWhile what is going on externally can be easy to see and describe, the same is not always true for what is taking place on the inside. And this can relate to ones: thoughts, emotions, feelings and sensations. This has the potential to lead to all kinds of challenges and these can depend on ...
Views: 3343 - Back to School Feng Shui - by Submitted on Jul 16, 2004 from Kathryn WeberEvery school year parents and students dutifully trudge through the malls in search of the perfect sneaker or the cool new outfit for the coming school year. However, it’s unlikely that the new shoe or shirt will benefit them at school like a new room arrangement. How so? According to feng ...
Views: 3342 - Can You Hypnotize Your Kids to Build their Self-Esteem? - by Submitted on May 10, 2012 from John Eric JacobsenCan You Hypnotize Your Kids to Build their Self-Esteem? The answer seems to be, "YES!" So if you are a concerned parent who truly understands the value of developing your child's self-esteem, this article will prove to be very valuable. Self-Esteem is your child's internal barometer as to ...
Views: 3332 - WHY CAN'T LITTLE BOYS SKIP? - by Submitted on Oct 02, 2013 from Tom KrauseWhy can't little boys skip? I was recently told of a parent of a three year old child who just started preschool. The parent was upset because her son was told because he didn’t know his ABC’s that he was behind and should consider after school tutoring to get caught up to the school’s ...
Views: 3313 - The Symptoms, Behaviors and Problems Associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders - by Submitted on May 07, 2007 from Connie LimonAutism spectrum disorders are common in the pediatric population, however not as well known about as other conditions such as diabetes, spinal bifida, or Down syndrome. A recent study of a U.S. metropolitan area show that 3.4 of every 1,000 children 3-10 years old had autism; the results of ...
Views: 3294 - Assertive: Why Do Some People Find It Hard To Be Assertive? - by Submitted on Apr 12, 2013 from Oliver JR CooperAlthough assertiveness is largely described as the ideal, what is often found is either submissive or aggressive behaviour. So if submissive behaviour was at one end of the spectrum; aggressive behaviour would be at the other end of the spectrum. This means that assertive behaviour would be ...
Views: 3273(2 votes) - Are You a Visual, Verbal, or an Emotional Reader? Take the following test to find out - by Submitted on Jul 15, 2012 from Kathleen HawkinsCopyright by Kathleen L. Hawkins, “The Speed Reading Strategist” http://SpeedReadingExpert.com/speed-reading-tips www.SpeedReadingExpert.com Reading styles can be divided into three categories depending on how people process information: VISUALLY through mental pictures, VERBALLY through ...
Views: 3241 - 12 Common Lies Kids Ever Told Their Parent - by Submitted on Feb 12, 2015 from Anna RodriguezIf you’re a parent of a growing child, maybe you already experienced being lied to by your kid. If you have yet to discover your kid telling a lie, well, you should prepare yourself for it eventually. All children lie. Now, should you be worried about it? Should you question your modern ...
Views: 3238 - Brain Exercises Through the Brain Gym and Me Program Makes Learning a Pleasure - by Submitted on Jun 04, 2007 from Diana EnnenEvery child can learn. There are no problem learners, only problem learning programs and systems. With proper learning techniques, learning can a pleasure, even for those facing difficult learning challenges. If we teach to the way children learn best, through movement, play and language ...
Views: 3203 - Principles of Baby Bottle Feeding - by Submitted on Nov 09, 2010 from Eugene HrenoffUnlike breast feeding, in the course of baby bottle feeding, reduced pressure is the main means through which milk is supplied. Artificial nipples are firm as well as less flexible than maternal nipples, that creates squeeze adjacent to the hard palate complicated. The volume of milk flow is ...
Views: 3190(1 vote) - ADHD Doesn't Mean You Don't Have the Right Stuff - by Submitted on Oct 18, 2011 from Laurie DuparUnfortunately, many people with ADHD or ADD are incorrectly thought to be unmotivated or to somehow lack the “right stuff” in order to enjoy a successful, satisfying and purposeful life. This misperception baffles me as it is so far from the truth for most persons I know who live with the ...
Views: 3189 - Five Simple Steps to Improve a Child's Self Esteem and Confidence - by Submitted on Dec 14, 2009 from Rosemary Holmes-GullFive Simple Steps to Improve a Child’s Self Esteem and Confidence Do you make sure to give hugs, encouragement, and praise to your child on a regular basis? Or do you sometimes forget to say “thank you” to your child, or apologize to them for something you did wrong? As parents you set a ...
Views: 3185(1 vote) - 5 Steps To Relief For Parents With A Clingy Toddler - by Submitted on Jan 31, 2010 from Sandra DyeOne of the most difficult stages of raising a young child is from 18 months to 3 years old. During this time, it can feel like there is a ball and chain connecting you to your child. It can feel like you are under your child’s control. Your child seems to be dictating your every move, and ...
Views: 3179(1 vote) - Dealing With Child Abuse Past & Present - by Submitted on Sep 10, 2009 from Diane BabcockChild Abuse To know about a person's open wound on the outside is obvious. To treat it we apply a bandage and some TLC To know about a person's open wound on the inside may come from observing a person's demeanour which requires more study or by simply being told about it. To treat ...
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