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How to Explain the Everyday to a Child with Autism

One major deficit that children on the autism spectrum have is the ability to learn by observing the behavior of others around them. Observational learning is learning that occurs through observing the behavior of others, imitation of others, memorizing others reactions to specific environmental cues, and in turn performing those skills later on during social ...
How To: Combat Tantrums and Threats Like A Boss

Tantrums are like tidal waves. You see them coming a mile away and hope to avoid them if you swim to the shore fast enough.   Some parents become so immune to them that you see them staring blankly at their screaming or flailing child with a resigned and long-suffering expression on their faces in ...
Why Is Routine Important For Kids?

A good routine helps to make up the foundations of any harmonious family setting. Not only does it offer a sense of security, but also provides us with a way in which to get things done! Read Why Is Routine Important For Kids? Young children often become fearful of the unknown, whether it be a ...
Peer Pressure: Raising Confident Kids to not Bow to It

While parents can blame technology and social media platforms for a lot of modern day aggravations. They cannot blame peer pressure on them. It is one thing that has not changed in the past few centuries. And teaching your kids to not bow down to peer pressure has and remains a challenge for a lot ...
Is My Child Being Bullied? Here are the Signs

Although a lot has been written about bullying, and we mean a lo. Children all around the world are still being bullied and their parents sometimes know nothing about it. As a mum, you must wonder, how can I tell if my kid is being bullied?  Bullying, like so many other things, has evolved with ...
5 ways to encourage your child to read

We all know that reading regularly can boost your vocabulary, your world awareness and improves your attention and focus skills, but that’s probably not a good enough reason for your children or teenagers to pick up a good book. Here are some reasons you can use to encourage young people to read that you might not have ...
6 Tips to Boost your Child’s Self-esteem

There are many simple ways to boost your child’s Self-esteem. You child's self-esteem is developed as a direct result of experiences that help a child feel capable, effective, and accepted. And here is how to achieve that.  Firstly, kids feel capable when they learn to do things for themselves and feel proud of tasks that ...