The seven smartest ways to help with homework

Article Abstract:

Parents an effectively help children with their homework by sticking on some rules. These rules include not expecting their homework to be like yours, not playing teacher, letting the child's temperament as guide, remembering that the homework is only a small part of the child's whole education.

Methods, Analysis, Management, Parenting, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Homework

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Diary of a picky eater

Article Abstract:

The various foods eaten by a three-year old girl for breakfast, lunch and dinner for one whole week are described. Her mother is surprised that her child is healthy and growing even if her diet consists mainly of noodles, bread and cereals.

Child development, Child rearing

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Feeding a picky eater

Article Abstract:

Advice on strategies to adopt to encourage children to eat is presented. Tips on how to coax toddlers and children to eat a range of healthy foods, snacks and drinks and how to deal with mealtime battles are offered.

Cover Story, Food

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