Going solo

Article Abstract:

Children who are becoming more self-reliant and independent can be left home alone for short periods without suffering adverse psychological consequences. Parents can ease their kids into being comfortable at home in their absence by role-playing.

Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Latchkey children

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How to raise an assertive child (but not an aggressive one)

Article Abstract:

Children acquire an assertive attitude to interpersonal relations if they develop a sense of self-esteem at an early age. They learn to express their needs without using force and yield when others have the moral advantage.

Social aspects

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How to raise a child who'll stand up for herself

Article Abstract:

Helping a child to become more assertive, rather than aggressive, can build confidence and help them in later life with difficult situations.

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