New Parenting Style

Aug

18

2021

50 Things to Teach Your Children

Family, Life HacksChildren, Teach

50 Things to Teach Your Children The world is a tough place. You want to equip your child with the life skills they need to succeed. In this article, we'll explore 50 things to teach your children to help them be more resilient and successful in the future. This list is by no means exhaustive. But it's a great starting point for building healthy habits and skillsets in your kids. We're all about equipping our young people with the life skills they need to succeed! If you're a parent, grandparent, or teacher, please share this with the young people in…

Aug

18

2021

By Rosa Norris

50 Things New Parents Need to Know

Family, Life HacksNew parents, Parenting tips

50 Things New Parents Need to Know! As a new parent, you are about to enter one of the most exciting and challenging periods in your life. While your new life is filled with joy and excitement, you may also experience moments of confusion or stress. In this article, you'll learn 50 things new parents need to know. Babies are different from adults. Young children don't have the language skills to tell us what they need. To determine their needs, we must learn how to read their behavior (your child's 'language'). This article will help parents gain insight into infant's…

Aug

18

2021

By Rosa Norris

The Main Types of Parenting

Family, Life HacksParenting

The Main Types of Parenting Your parenting style has a variety of effects beyond your little one. Parents should be mindful that their parenting style influences a child for the rest of her life. Below are the main types of parenting. Researchers Have Identified Four Parenting Styles Authoritarian Permissive Uninvolved Authoritative Different Parenting Qualities Scientific research has identified a number of different parenting styles, each with its qualities. Authoritarian Parenting Have you ever noticed that any of these statements sound like you? Parents believe that kids should be seen and not heard. You believe it's "my way or the highway."…

Aug

17

2021

By Rosa Norris

What Is Gentle Parenting?

Family, PsychologyGentle parenting, Parenting

What Is Gentle Parenting? What is gentle parenting? The term gentle parenting is a new concept that has gained momentum in recent years. The peaceful parenting philosophy encourages parents to nurture their children. Parents can use non-violent and non-physical methods. It is to correct them or teach them. Rather than physical punishment such as spanking. Some advocate of the philosophy also discourages overly strict discipline. They are advocating for more conversation between parent and child. Talk about any issues they have at home or school. Gentle Parenting Does Not Suggest Giving in to All Demands It merely advises against harsh…

Aug

17

2021

By Rosa Norris

What Is Parallel Parenting?

Family, PsychologyParallel parenting

What Is Parallel Parenting? What is parallel parenting? The idea of 'parallel parenting' is not new. The concept of parallel parenting, which grants each parent equal custody and responsibility for their children. It has been around since the 1970s. The term itself only appeared in the late 1990s. However, it is still a controversial subject to this day. In fact, even some parents who are granted joint custody may opt-out of the arrangement. Because they believe that they cannot handle everything on their own or will be unfairly penalized by sharing parental responsibilities with another person. It's important to note that…

Aug

17

2021

By Rosa Norris

What Are Parenting Classes?

Family, Parenting TechParenting classes

What Are Parenting Classes? What are parenting classes? I don't know about you, but I am not quite sure what parenting classes are. Well, for starters, parenting classes teach people how to deal with more than one child at the same time. A child's needs may change throughout their life, and having more than one child can make things a little bit difficult. But there are also advantages to parenting more than one child at the same time as well. You'll get plenty of practice when it comes to handling situations where they need guidance and help. Parenting Classes Also…

Aug

17

2021

By Rosa Norris

What Is Love and Logic Parenting?

Family, PsychologyLove and Logic Parenting, Parenting

What Is Love and Logic Parenting? What is love and logic parenting? The Love and Logic approach is a philosophy of child-rearing based on the simple principle that, while children from time to time behave in ways that surprise or disappoint us, they are good. Children's behavior is motivated by what they want or need. Their schedule may be different from ours, but it isn't wrong or bad. The Love and Logic® approach help us to keep our children safe while encouraging them to make their own decisions, solve problems themselves and grow up with a sense of confidence in…

Aug

17

2021

By Rosa Norris

What Is Uninvolved Parenting?

Family, PsychologyUninvolved Parenting

What Is Uninvolved Parenting? Parenting styles reflect the different ways in which parents tailor their interactions to meet the specific needs of their children. Uninvolved parenting is a style of parenting where the parent offers little to no guidance to the child. A parent who practices uninvolved parenting will be very hands-off and may expect the child to regulate their behavior and make decisions without any input from the parent. What is uninvolved parenting? Uninvolved parents are typically very passive, and they allow their children to manipulate or bully them. It is a form of permissive parenting. Uninvolved Parenting Often…

Aug

17

2021

By Rosa Norris

Which of the Following Might Contribute to Neglecting or Uninvolved Parenting?

Family, PsychologyNeglecting parenting, Uninvolved Parenting

Which of the Following Might Contribute to Neglecting or Uninvolved Parenting? Which of the following might contribute to neglecting or uninvolved parenting? Parents who neglect or are not involved with their children can be a result of many different things. For example, parents may ignore or be uninvolved due to social norms. Along with poverty, mental illness, lack of child development knowledge, divorce, and marital issues. The main goal of neglecting or being uninvolved as a parent is to avoid acting as a role model for the child. Some feel there are no reasons needed to be involved in parenting…

Aug

17

2021

By Rosa Norris

What Is Neglectful Parenting?

Family, Health, PsychologyNeglectful parenting, Parent

What Is Neglectful Parenting? Today, many parents are looking for new ways to spend time with their children. Unfortunately, parents who neglect their children's needs often don't enjoy this time spent together. What is neglectful parenting? Today we'll learn more about neglectful parenting and what the consequences of it can be. There are many resources and assistance for parents who need advice on how to provide quality care for their children. The first step in improving or correcting this is through identifying if you're "neglectful" or not. Neglectful parenting includes anything that could cause long-term physical and emotional harm to…