Early development

Most of us will have heard that the order in which our children are born will have an impact on their personalities. The commonly-held belief goes that the first born child will be the most responsible, high-achieving, reliable, conscientious, and cautious of the children.

Goldfish, who have been used in insults about people’s intelligence for generations, now have a longer attention span than the average person, according to a 2015 study on the effects of electronics on attention spans.

Goldfish can focus for 9 seconds without distraction – but the average human now only 8.

Kidѕ dоn’t hаvе a lot оf control in their lives, a routine саn give them a ѕеnѕе оf organisation, stability and comfort. Thаt, in turn, should hеlр dеvеlор better bеhаviоr and some sense of personal control – always a challenge, especially with young kids.

When it comes to healthy food, kids and teenagers have dietary needs different from that of adults. If you are an adult and have kids of your own, you probably would have experienced your kid’s almost endless bursts of energy and an unhealthy craving for sweets and fast foods.

The truth is kids need to eat well, because if they don’t, they will not develop properly and are more likely to be overweight, not forgetting the fact that lack of proper diet weakens their immune system making them more susceptible to various illnesses and cardiovascular diseases.

Life is full of big and small disappointment, whether it’s a failed trip to the park because of the rain or the ice cream shop has run out of chocolate sprinkles. Though we try so hard to keep our kids from such disappointments, we can’t – but it’s a good thing.

Hyperactive children parents are familiar with the phrase “Would you just calm down please!” and possibly use it very often.
On this article, we will explore some tips to help parents of hyperactive children settle down. These easy to follow techniques and tips, will require the effort as scolding and shouting but deliver very different outcome for hyperactive children.

Respect! Aretha Franklin sang about it; people seek for it and educators teaching good manners find it daily in students’ behaviour. Mastering good manners always makes a positive difference in the classroom. Over the years, what has been acceptable manners are different from one decade to another and from one country to another.

The proper way to hold a pencil is called the “tripod grip”. Often children experience some difficulty learning adequate pencil grip when learning to write. One of the factors that can make a big difference for your child’s handwriting skills, is holding a pencil with proper grip.

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