Parenting Kids

There’s nothing more basic to parenting than the act of feeding your child. But even while breast-feeding, there are decisions to be made. (Yes, breast-feeding mothers should eat spicy food if they like it. No, they shouldn’t respond to all infant distress by nursing.) Pediatricians currently recommend exclusive breast-feeding for the first six months, and then continuing to breast-feed as you introduce a range of solid foods. Breast-feeding mothers deserve support and consideration in society in general and in the workplace in particular, and they don’t always get it. And conversely, mothers are sometimes made to feel inadequate if breast-feeding is difficult, or if they can’t live up to those recommendations. You have to do what works for you and your family, and if exclusive breast-feeding doesn’t, any amount that you can do is good for your baby. As children grow, the choices and decisions multiply; that first year of eating solid foods, from 6 to 18 months, can actually be a

 All parents want their child to be polite and well-mannered, after all it eventually reflects on the parents. In some children, manners come easily while in others, it is a struggle. Check out how to find the Right Umbrella Stroller For Big Kid http://www.parentingyourkid.com/finding-the-right-umbrella-stroller-for-big-kid Good manners and respect Being polite or behaving nicely is a way of life and not something you would want to do only when you are in a social gathering such as a wedding or fancy restaurants. It is important to start as soon as possible so that the child grasps it automatically. Polite behavior aids in child’s social development It is very likely for a child as young as 2 years old to pick up words such as ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ without understanding what they truly mean. By inculcating such words in the Childs vocabulary, you encourage the kids to use them in their life, which helps them understand its usefulness way before understanding its real mea

#1 Modeling Walk the walk. Don’t just tell your child what you want them to do. Show them. Human is a special species in part because we can learn by imitation. We  are programmed to copy other’s actions to understand them and to incorporate them into our own. Children in particular watch everything their parents do very carefully. So, be the person you want your child to be — respect your child, show them positive behavior and attitude, have empathy towards your child’s emotion — and your child will follow suit. #2: Loving There is no such thing as loving your child too much. Loving them cannot spoil them. Only what you choose to do (or give) in the name of love can — things like material indulgence, leniency, low expectation and over-protection. When these things are given in place of real love, that’s when you’ll have a spoiled child. Loving your child can be as simple as giving them hugs, spending time with them and listening to their issues seriously. Showing these