How To Parent A Preschooler

Establishing the foundations of communication now will be a big help in years to come. Remember it's a gradual process! As they near their 5th birthday, your child will be able to explain some of their thoughts to you, and begin learning how to solve their own (very minor) problems. But in the beginning, a toddler craves security above all else.

How To Parent A Teenager

As parents it's sometimes difficult to know where you stand with teenagers? As children they looked up to you for everything, now they want you to drop them round the corner so you won't embarrass them in front of their friends! But they still need love and support and someone to listen to them.

Parenting Skills

It has been said that parenting is the most difficult job, and the most important responsibility, you will ever have in your life. Unfortunately, you receive little or no formal training in parenting, yet you are constantly criticized for every mistake you make. Usually, we either do what our parents did, or we do the exact opposite, depending on our opinion of the parenting we received.

How Kids Grow: Defining Normal Behavior

If we know what to expect at each stage of development, it is easier to decide if our child's behavior is "normal." These stages are approximate. The age isn't as important as the progression. Some children reach a stage faster, some reach it slower.

Nine Steps to More Effective Parenting

Raising children is one of the toughest and most fulfilling jobs in the world - and the one for which you may feel the least prepared. Here are some ways to tackle your child-rearing responsibilities that will help you feel more fulfilled as a parent, and enjoy your children more, too.

General Guidelines for Parenting

My basic rule of parenting is: There are no rules. The same thing will not work for everybody and things that work for nearly everybody won't always work. By experience, I've found that it is better to prevent problems than solve them. The following guidelines are as close to "rules" as I care to get.

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