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Finding Virtual Learning Success

August 20, 2020November 30, 2022 Katie Kastner child brain development, child psychology, coronavirus pandemic, early education, early education and development, education system, lockdown 2020, pandemic 2020, parenting advice, school life

We have had to adapt to new ways of doing things this year, and a huge piece of that has been and will be virtual/remote learning.

How to Build a Strong Bond With Your Child

December 30, 2019November 30, 2022 Georgiana Baileh child behavior, child brain development, child learning and development, child psychology, communication with children, healthy eating habits in a child, healthy eating habits in childhood, parenting advice, scolding child in front of others, scolding child psychology

Building a strong bond with your child is crucial for a satisfying parent-child relationship. Ideally this process begins at child’s birth.

Education Parenting

How to Encourage Your Child to Learn

November 5, 2019November 30, 2022 Sana Uqaili child behavior, child brain development, child learning, child learning and development, child psychology, children learning process, encourage your child, how children learn, kids learning, motivate your child

Have you been struggling to get your child to complete his/her homework everyday?

Why Toddlers Ask Too Many Questions

October 26, 2019November 30, 2022 Sana Uqaili child behavior, child brain development, child psychology, motherhood, parenting, parenting advice, parenting styles, toddler activities, toddlers, toddlers milestones

Have you ever wondered why toddlers ask so many questions, over and over again?

Coping With the Guilt of Scolding Your Child

October 20, 2019November 30, 2022 Sana Uqaili annoyed by my child, bonding with your baby, child behavior, child brain development, child psychology, communication with children, parenting, scolding child in front of others, scolding child psychology, shouting at kids

Do you feel guilty every time you scold your child? Direct your emotions towards constructive outcomes.