Many parents try to prevent their children from making mistakes and experiencing the resulting frustration. While their intentions are good and understandable, this approach can have the opposite effect. Through trial and error, children gain skills, refine their understanding, and build self-confidence. Why is making mistakes important? 1-They Are Part of the Natural Learning Process…
One of the things that bothers me most is feeling judged as a first-time mom, especially when I’m out with my son at the park The day I decided to write this article, I was at the park with my little son, pushing him gently on the swing. I looked up and noticed two moms…
1-Give a 20-Second Hug By given a hug to your baby you create a deep sense of comfort, connection, and security. Hugging has many benefits including : 1-Strengthens the attachment bond between parents and children. 2-Stimulates brain development, as physical contact releases oxytocin (the love hormone) which supports neuronal growth. 3-Improves sleep quality by providing…
As children grow from infants to toddlers, they are naturally curious and eager to explore. For example, they may want to hold the spoon or bottle during mealtime. In addition, they might start walking or crawling on their own. These behaviors, in fact, are often the first signs of independence in children. Later on, they…
When children are born, they are completely dependent on their parents for everything. As they grow, they need to learn how to do things for themselves without adult supervision. This is a natural and important part of the developmental process. In this article, we will explore when to start supporting and encouraging children’s independence, and…
Children at the age of two are bundles of energy, constantly running, jumping, and playing. Therefore, it is important to find healthy ways to help them be cautious. Disciplining a toddler can sometimes feel like a battle. A child’s unwanted behavior often causes stress for parents, which may lead them to resort to yelling as…