Being different can help children become better than the rest. You can give your children the tools to make them stronger and help them become more fulfilled.
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How to help lonely children not to feel so… lonely
When children enjoy being alone, they don’t feel so lonely anymore. With a concrete aim, their perspective will shift.
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What helps children become satisfied and independent? Self-actualization
We don’t measure happiness by what we have but by what we do. The meaning in life lies within our personal potential. We can help our children reach their own by how we treat them.
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Peer acceptance: When children want to belong to a group
Peer groups influence a child’s development since nursery school. Other kids’ acceptance plays a dominant part in growing up. Exposing your children to different environments and helping them process their experiences will make them stronger individuals.
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It’s wrong to teach children romance, it’s wrong to teach them to marry rich
Love isn’t Princess Aurora’s wedding. And a substantial number of grownups forget that. How do we keep it real with our kids and instill proper expectations so that they don’t live in a parallel universe until 30?
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Stress and frustration in kids: Problems make us grow
Kids can practice techniques to relieve stress. If a child sees the negative in a situation as a challenge, the frustration becomes an opportunity to grow as a person. Kids don’t have to win every time, but they will surely be wiser.
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How to build your kids’ self-confidence when you lack it
Their importance goes beyond their looks. Teach them to be independent and give realistic compliments about their effort. Then do the same to boost your self-confidence as well.
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A book about growing up with life lessons for children
Growing up, we learn many life lessons the hard way: romantic love cannot solve all your problems. There is no other perfect half for you. No one and nothing creates your happiness but you. To be able to face the world and overcome their own dissatisfaction, our children need to know themselves and learn how to manage relationships first.
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For kids and teens: How to deal with negative emotions
Your negative emotions are useful. If you understand why they appear, you will become more satisfied.
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Raising boys amid machoism and feminism gone astray
I feel sorry for little guys. And I find it harder to judge men for being emotionally unavailable.
