When does spoiling start?

Article Abstract:

Parents should not worry if they are spoiling their children during their first three to four months. While babies are normally showered with attention, they also benefit from occasional solitude. Dealing with late-night fussiness in a child and avoiding permissiveness are discussed.

Management, Discipline of children, Child discipline, Discipline of infants

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When your child won't visit dad

Article Abstract:

Children who resist visiting a noncustodial parent should be encouraged to express the reasons for their feelings. They may be reacting to a chnage in the life of a noncustodial parent. Good communication between ex-spouses is essential to solve the problem.

Psychological aspects, Behavior, Children of divorced parents, Divorced parents

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Little copycats

Article Abstract:

Children learn many of their attitudes, behaviors and skills from identifying with and imitating their parents. Parents can ensure that this incidental learning is positive by modeling the behavior and feelings they want their children to learn.

Social aspects, Analysis, Learning, Social learning

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