Do you trust your teen?

Article Abstract:

A question is raised whether one trust their teen to do the right things when they are on their own. This is supported by a Gallop poll of 13- to 17-year old, in which nearly three fourths of teens reveal that they get the trust they deserve from their parents or other caregivers.

Public affairs, Youth, Social aspects, Surveys, Teenagers, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Survey

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Let's think about it

Article Abstract:

Children generally learn from all the caring adults in their life, especially when parents make them feel more secured and loved by telling them on some important facts in life. Children who feel loved are eager and ready to learn through shared experiences.

Analysis, Evaluation, Child development, Discipline of children, Child discipline, Experiential learning

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Playground rules

Article Abstract:

Instructions are provided to help preschoolers navigate safely as they love playing on slides. The instructions provided include climbing the side ladder a step at a time, sliding down sitting up and feet first, before sliding checking the bottom.

General services, Child day care services, Nursery Schools, Safety and security measures, Preschool children

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