Posts Tagged by parents

Confidence and Self Esteem

Confidence and Self Esteem

Confidence and Self Esteem: Four Tips for Parents and Caregivers Promoting confidence and self esteem in your child is one of the most important things you can do for his or her happiness and success. Children with higher levels of confidence and self esteem are more likely to be satisfied with their abilities and to… more

Shared Journaling Prompts

Writing Prompts for Shared Journaling

Writing Prompts for Sharing Journaling— Though parents often intend to spend quality time connecting with their kids, it’s easy to get side-tracked by life’s many distractions and responsibilities. However, by scheduling time and activities to share together, you can foster connection and promote a greater sense of self-worth in your child. Many parents use shared… more

Shared Journaling

Shared Journaling Benefits

Shared Journaling— Between hectic schedules and the distraction of electronic communication, parents and kids sometimes have trouble finding the time to connect. However, the relationship you share with your child is one of the most important relationships you’ll ever have, and it deserves nurturing. Shared journaling is one of the best ways to care for… more

Girl Writing In Note Book

Tips for Creative Writing

Tips for Creative Writing — Though creative writing might seem like a vague, nebulous term that encompasses a wide range of work, it is also an outlet for emotion and a way for writers to pass along the truths they’ve learned to others. Authors become more aware of their own thoughts and identities through the… more

Fun Activities for Children

Fun Activities for Kids: Education and Play Combined

Fun Activities for Kids— It is important for children to enjoy their childhood and their education and one fabulous way to do this is to help them engage in fun activities. Children need and deserve to have fun and be educated at the same time, without compromising the quality of each activity. Most children tend… more

Writing Prompts Holiday Stress Free

Writing Prompts — National Stress Free Family Holiday Month

Writing Prompts: National Stress Free  Family Holiday Month— Between baking, shopping, and decorating, the holidays are a hectic time for many families. Though most of these responsibilities might fall to parents, kids often still feel the stress. Unfortunately, when people feel pressured, they can lose sight of the true meaning of the season. With these… more

Boys Diary

Boy Diary Builds Self Esteem and Bolsters Kids Confidence

Boy Diary Builds Self Esteem and Bolsters a Kid’s Confidence FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE— Little Falls, MN, November 16, 2011: Today’s children are faced with numerous personal and growth issues throughout their youth and teenage years. From feeling overwhelmed with schoolwork and peer stress to overcoming the challenges of being different or unique or bullies, today’s… more

Character Development in Kids by Parents (and Teachers)

Character Development | Social Skills Training

Character Development— Social skills are one of the most important components in kids character development because these skills will have a great influence on the way a child builds relationships with others while growing up. Abraham Lincoln said, “Reputation is the shadow. Character is the tree.” Good character is doing the right thing because it… more

Bully Facts

Bully Facts

Bullying Facts and Statistics – Advice For the Parents of Victims By John W Sheridan Some things never seem to change. I am 61 years old and when I was in school there was the dreaded bully taking advantage of the children who, for no fault of their own, were singled out as targets. This menace… more

Boy Writing

Shared Journaling Between a Boy and His Mom

SHARED JOURNALING BETWEEN A BOY AND HIS MOM LITTLE FALLS, MN, SEPTEMBER 27, 2011: Communicating with children has become more difficult for parents in recent years. With hectic work and school schedules as well as the advancements in technology, television and gaming entertainment many parents are finding it difficult for their child to open up… more

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