Posts Tagged ‘parental pressure’
Toddler Birthday Party Perils
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009
Throwing a party for a group of pre-schoolers can be a daunting experience. This article highlights the do’s and don’t of throwing a birthday party for young children.
Tags: activities, birthday party, parental pressure, party games, party organisation, snacking
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Do You Expect Too Much From Your Kids?
Wednesday, April 29th, 2009
Pushing for Gold – Know the Difference Between Motivation and Pressure
Parents naturally want their children to be the best, whether in academics or extra-curricular activities – or both! Young kids especially find happiness in pleasing their parents, and would do almost anything to garner their approval – from doing simple chores and creating pretty artwork, to accomplishing more ambitious feats like winning in sports or beauty pageants. But how far can we push our little ones without breaking their spirit or setting them up for disappointment? (more…)
Tags: competitive parents, motivation, parental pressure, self-perception
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Change: how do children cope?
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008
Most of us do not enjoy change or new unfamiliar situations. Children are far more comfortable when their day to day lives are predictable and repetitive. Starting with potty-training, moving out of their cots in to big beds or the arrival of a new sibling, there are major changes for your toddler to face. Following these tips will surely make things easier for parents and children alike.
Tags: bedtime, children socializing, encouragement, parental pressure, routine, temper tantrums
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