Here are 10 public place manners which you must inculcate in your children to avoid embarrassment in public. Behave with Courtesy Children should be taught to greet people they know and when meet them in public. There should always be a polite … Continued
Come to the table with a clean face and hands. Besides the fact that kids will be sharing serving utensils with others, a dirty face isn’t a pleasant sight at the dinner table. Place your napkin in your lap before … Continued
Teaching good table manners to kids Teaching good table manners to kids will help your child’s social skills to navigate through school, friends and empower them with the confidence to grasp the art of talking, listening and observing. Social etiquette and table … Continued
1. Boosting Your Child’s Self-Esteem Your tone of voice, your body language, and your every expression are absorbed by your kids. Your words and actions as a parent affect their developing self-esteem more than anything else. Praising accomplishments, however small, will make … Continued
Parental pearls of wisdom As a parent, you pass more than genes down to your children. Kids pick up your habits too — both good and bad. Show your kids you care about them by sharing these nuggets of health … Continued
If your child is starting preschool, you may be approaching this major milestone with conflicting emotions. You’re probably excited about all the fun (you hope) your child will have and the new friends he’ll make. At the same time, you … Continued
Entering a new environment can be scary for preschoolers. Although starting preschool is a major milestone, it often comes with lots of crying, uncertainty, and heel digging. Preparing Kids for Preschool Preparing your child for preschool can greatly reduce any separation … Continued
Don’t minimize the importance of easing your fears as well as your child’s. If you feel guilty or worried about leaving her at school, your child will probably sense that. The more calm and assured you are, the more confident … Continued
Children look up to their parents through their lives. Parents are always a point of reference for their children, someone they turn to for guidance whenever they run into trouble, and children pick up this habit early on in their … Continued
It is undeniable that working mothers are masters of multitasking. But between changing diapers, organising game dates, and juggling conference calls, today’s professional women struggle to achieve unrealistic expectations for work-life balance. Some mothers define balance as the ability to … Continued