Praising your child: when it's appropriate, when it's not

Article Abstract:

Most parents believe praising one's child helps build self-esteem although studies revealed that it can actually cause harm in cases of inappropriate praises. People should be specific, sincere, selective and spontaneous whenever praising one's child.

Parenting

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Giving thanks: the meaning of gratefulness in tough times

Article Abstract:

The Canadian economic recession has proven to be an excellent opportunity for families to foster a sense of togetherness. Parents and children alike should possess a sense of humor and a positive attitude when dealing with hard times.

Social aspects, Recessions, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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"I'm going to run away!" (dealing with a child's threats)

Article Abstract:

A child's threats to run away may be signs of insecurity or need for attention. Parents must listen to their children's feelings, communicate and make sure the children are aware that they are loved and needed.

Psychological aspects, Runaway children, Runaways

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