Here's how: big hear-hugs and other tantrum tactics

Article Abstract:

Children need to express anger in health ways. Tantrums in children too young to talk are natural, but when they get older, parents should teach their children to acknowledge anger and discuss it. Boundaries need to be drawn regarding behavior in the home, and parents must set a good example.

Analysis, Child psychology, Parenting, Anger in children, Childhood anger

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How to raise smart kids

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Very young children do not benefit from being rushed into educational activities, but they can benefit from play activities that involve problem solving and creative thinking skills. Several tips for parents on turning ordinary games into skill-building, mind-sharpening events are provided.

Psychological aspects, Cover Story, Creativity, Preschool children, Creative thinking, Problem solving in children, Childhood problem solving, Readiness for school, School readiness

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Smart-aleck tactics

Article Abstract:

Scolding and threats are not usually effective in stopping children who talk back to and snap at their parents. Parents should find out what inner feelings cause the child to get angry and explain how such action hurts other people.

Management, Behavior disorders in children, Childhood mental disorders, Child rearing

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