Helping Parents Succeed
This idea was mooted after our highly enjoyable trip to Tanjung Sepat and Sepang Gold Coast.
After some planning and research, 3 families (SP family, Lee family, and my family) had finally agreed to participate in a road trip to Sekinchan and Kuala Selangor last Sunday. In total 7 adults and 5 children.
When we want something so badly, it won’t happen. But when we aren’t noticing, it comes… oftentimes at an unexpected time.
I am talking about child growth and development.
Sometimes children can give us the shock of our life by showing amazing skills that we think they don’t possess – if they are given enough time and the right environment.
Anger in your child is due to the build-up of different stress-creating situations that is happening, or has happened in the past. Your child become angry in different situations like if their peers jeer or tease them, or if they compelled to do something not to their liking, or if others push or hit them, or if somebody takes away their things, or if their peers refuse to mingle with them, and such.
After the initial arousal of anger, different children find different ways of expressing their anger. Children form different ideas about expressing their anger.
Having children who don’t eat in the family is one of the many problems parents face today.
To top it off, some of these children only eat junk food like potato chips, sweets and candy, jelly, biscuits, chocolate, ice-cream, fries, etc.
When it comes to proper meals, they run for the hills. But when they are offered junk food, they are like bees to honey.
Totally upside down…
Photo Credit: The Wolf
This is a startling fact: Children tell lies at some point or another.
When children don’t tell the truth it can be worrying (and sometimes hurtful) for parents, especially the first time it happens.
While it is easy to get upset over the lying, we always overlook what it really means to the child when he lies. It is also important to understand the reasons behind the lie before you respond.