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Encouraging Respectful Behavior |
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Written by BetterKidz
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Saturday, 09 January 2010 |
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Respect has different meanings for different people. To learn respect children must first be respected. For example, treat others as you would like to be treated. Qualities such as empathy, compassion, kindness, and caring must be taught. If a parent fears a compassionate child will be teased or bullied, respectful assertiveness is needed. |
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Helping Your Child Become a Compassion |
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Written by BetterKidz
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Saturday, 12 December 2009 |
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Compassion, or empathy, means identifying with and being concerned about other people's feelings and needs. It provides the emotional root for caring about other people. It allows us to be understanding and tolerant of different points of views and beliefs, it makes us aware of the suffering of others, and it allows us to empathize with them or to feel their suffering as our own. Compassion also allows us to feel joy and excitement—rather than anger and despair—at other people's successes and achievements. |
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Help Your Child Learn to Write Well |
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Written by Betterkidz
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Wednesday, 02 December 2009 |
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You know how important writing will be to your child's life. It will be important from first-grade through college and throughout adulthood. |
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Positive Guidance and Discipline: Ages and Stages |
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Written by BetterKidz
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Friday, 20 November 2009 |
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Understanding how children develop will help parents and other caregivers know what to expect. Children constantly change and develop as they grow. Researchers have found that young children pass through specific stages of development along the way. |
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Anatomy and Sex Questions |
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Written by BetterKidz
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Wednesday, 11 November 2009 |
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Questions about anatomy and sex can be a challenge, depending on the age of your children and your comfort level with discussing these topics: |
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