When its not ok to kid a kid

Article Abstract:

Teasing children can be constructive when it diffuses aggressive behavior but it can also be detrimental when done without consideration for the child's social well being. Teasing should not be done in public, should not be about sensitive topics and should be done in moderation.

Psychological aspects, Methods, Children, Child psychology, Preschool children, Interpersonal relations, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Wit and humor, Humor, Joking, Joking relationships

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Raising a resilient child

Article Abstract:

There are several ways parents can help their children to develop resilience in the face of tough experiences. Objective thinking should be encouraged over negative thinking, and children should be taught to learn from their mistakes instead of dwelling on failure.

Child behavior, Resilience (Personality trait), Resilience (Personality trait) in children

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Ages 3 to 5

Article Abstract:

Preschool children will have fun making and reading a book about themselves. The projects fosters creativity and interest in reading. Also, common fears are best handled by acknowledging them without giving them too much attention.

Study and teaching, Fear in children, Childhood fear, Children as authors, Child writers

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