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The perfect childhood: why it's bad for kids

Article Abstract:

The effects of the 'no more tears' approach, which is followed by the parents and teachers to raise the kids, are presented. The mistakes, which the parents are doing in the zeal to provide a perfect childhood to their children are pointed out and the suggestions are given, which can be followed and the mistakes can be avoided in the future.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Teacher-student relationships, Teacher-student relations

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The power of pretend

Article Abstract:

Professor of psychology at Sarah Lawrence College, Charlotte Doyle, reveals that dress-up or pretend play helps to develop the imaginative skills of a child. The article also discusses other areas of development, including emotional awareness, social skills, language, reading, thinking, and planning.

Executive changes & profiles, Evaluation, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Child psychology, Emotional intelligence, Imagination in children, Childhood imagination, Doyle, Charlotte, Sarah Lawrence College

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What dads are made of

Article Abstract:

According to pediatric professionals, fathers are stimulative and mothers are protective in nature. The playful attitude of fathers towards children helps them to build cognitive skills and to develop social and emotional experiences.

Analysis, Father and child, Father-child relations, Mother and child, Mother-child relations

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