Posts Tagged ‘child behavior’
How to handle anger of our children
The look of an angry child can get hurt so much as thrown knives accurate heart sensitive to our mothers. Even business can become masters of indifference, we go crazy, we can not stand. Our children are angry, and it’s a hard learning, which is implemented throughout life to manage our children’s anger against the vicissitudes of life.
Helping children to handle anger:
What matters is that the issue does not happen because our children do not feel angry, but can transform anger into a more positive feeling. This will give them the opportunity to address and resolve the issues that bother them in a more constructive.
To deal with the anger of your children, please note:
Take a deep breath:
As you remember that our little ones are under development, and can not control the emotions in the same way that we do, take a deep breath. Children feel the losses and frustrations something like the end of the world, and so externalized. Allow mourn; it’s amazing the healing power of tears. Read the rest of this entry »
Common mistakes to discipline our children
The discipline is one of the most frequent topics of conversation among parents who want to enhance their role in the lives of their children in an active way. The problem that often arises is when we teach the discipline but inadequately. This leaves us frustrated; the child learns a valuable lesson and no productivity improvement. Today we talk about common mistakes to discipline our children.
Errors of parents to impart discipline:
Temper:
Upload the voice, insult, panicking or any reaction like that is unacceptable when it comes to providing easy to our children; simply because it is not a way to effective nor environmentally friendly. With these actions, we are teaching the child cries or violence in general are acceptable when dealing with difficulties with siblings, parents, friends, relatives, etc..
If you feel you can not control your temper, you better take a few moments to react in a better way. Children respond better to peaceful approaches, accurate and reasonable. Read the rest of this entry »
How to detect a lie in children
Have questions about whether your son is hiding something? To be honest, let’s first admit that everybody lies, that is a fact. What is interesting is that when people lie signs that reveal the lie, can be a gesture on his face, a break in his voice or a change in posture. So today we teach you how to spot a lie in children if you do not doubt that your child is telling you the truth.
Different types of lies:
There are different types of lies whose consequences also vary. They are white lies or “pious”, those who call themselves no intention of hurting anyone. They are lies “fables”, those that are a total fabrication, without them there is not a shred of truth. They are the lies of omission, those that arise from not at all to say the truth, omitting some detail. Lies are accidental, such that we believe to be true, even when it is not. And are the lies of exaggeration, that is, we start with a truth, but add details that are not true.
Whatever the type of lie, do not generally lead to fruition, and in some cases, the consequences can be dire. Read the rest of this entry »
Changing habits in children
When children are subjected to new experiences and changes in their lives often change or alter their behavior. It happens, for example, with the arrival of a new sibling or the beginning of the garden that children have some sort of setback, which again act like babies, wet themselves, and they want diapers and pacifiers.
Faced with new situations that perhaps we are everyday adults, the child may show undesirable attitudes and rejection. Other examples can be a moving, changing schools or moving from one grade to another, the death of a relative, fights or arguments in their environment.
These lifestyle changes in children are very common, so do not worry too much. In these cases, it is best to support the child and help him understand what is going on around them. Read the rest of this entry »
The behavior of a shy baby
The baby or child shy, scared him a lot of situations and new people, before deciding to participate in a group activity remain on the sidelines for a while watching and waiting. If you like it then they have access.
This type of babies if they are forced to try something new, resist and when presented with an unknown person, literally stick to the skirts of the mother. For those parents who want to foster independence and sociability in their children, this behavior can be very frustrating. But if we force or ridicule, all we get is that our little child feel even more insecure. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn to play order
Since childhood is important for our son to feel useful and what better to do some housework participate, to learn through play to be ordained, and disciplined, as well as neat.
Save your clothes, your toys and keep them organized at an early age, must be a responsibility of the child and their things. Here we leave some tips to implement when teaching some order.
Of all the toys that are scattered about the room to one of them we can place a nice surprise, teaching him to put one at the basket, and if you take the one, then we will surprise, and play at that time with the child to put toys away is a pleasant time, and learn through play. Read the rest of this entry »
Behavior and discipline from 4 to 7 months
With the passing of days and as the baby becomes more active, and curious also become more assertive. This is really wonderful for their self-esteem and something that as parents need to encourage to the maximum.
However when you want to do something that is dangerous or which can bother to the remainder of the family, we should be firm to it perforate to say that no.
During the first six months, the best way to deal with such conflicts is to distract the baby with toys or an alternative activity. Discipline techniques do not begin to replace standard until level increases responsive baby, about seven months old. Only after that time may use a greater variety of techniques to eliminate or incorrect behavior undesirable. Read the rest of this entry »
The anguish of the eighth month in infants
At the age of 8 months, sometimes babies begin to mourn so heartbroken for no apparent reason. Many parents get frustrated and make a visit to the doctor trying to find the cause of much discomfort.
There they discover that their health problems caused by teething or anything physical, but as a result of the suffering felt by the first detachment of his life. This is none other than the recognition that he and his mother is not the same person, generated great anguish.
The main symptom is usually the sleep disturbances, so often wakes at night and only seems to calm down while in the arms of the parent more than usual. As you begin to become independent, the baby is moving away from his mother, who until now was an extension of your body. Read the rest of this entry »
Tips and advice on school start
Upon starting school, you should all understand that it is a new era, full of surprises for your small, so he and you must be sure that is in the right place, where nothing is missing and may be adapted too little.
While in school activities will be varied, and under the care of the teacher, you must teach some tips when playing, since it is the best way to avoid preventable accidents.
The young must know that the slide is a game for everyone to wait patiently for their turn, not push, nor allow others to push kids to reach their base. Read the rest of this entry »
Why your child wants to draw the attention of others
It is common for children as they grow in different ways to demonstrate their frustrations, their feelings and what bothers them, among some other things. However, this demonstration of some things you have inside can be a little violent and is something that must be controlled so that your child does not become a violent and angry little person.
Pulling hair and biting, hitting, kicking, pinching, is one of the ways in which small children and want to express themselves and try to have more control over the environment that surrounds them. There are several reasons for this behavior with boys, but for those between twelve and eighteen months, the explanation is very simple: pulling hair knows they’re getting a reaction and want to do it again. Read the rest of this entry »









