What can you do to Make your Child Comfortable About Bodily Changes?
The process of physical changes in the body is a natural process. When a child starts to grow and enter the stage of adolescence, they experience a set of bodily…
What Role do Your Parental Expectations Play in Gender Roles that You Teach Your Child?
The bounty and joy that comes to a parent with the birth of a child are unparalleled. But with the child comes the baggage of responsibility to raise him/her up…
What to do if Your Child Walks – In on You While You are Copulating
You have finally retired to bed after a tiring day as your kids are also comfortably tucked away in their beds. It’s an ideal hour to relish some intimacy with…
What does Sigmund Freud have to Say about Sexual Development in Early Childhood?
The genius we know as Sigmund Freud was way ahead of his time and his foresightedness brought to us the concept of infantile sexuality which was both audacious and revolutionary…
How to Increase Attention, Concentration and Retention in a child?
The attention and concentration skills in a child can be improved by modifying the environmental cues which help them to sustain attention and learn better. The attention skills allow children…
Determining Role of Parental Genes in How “Intelligent” the Child will be in Future
Development of the child incorporates intellectual, social, language, physical and many other areas. Many scientists, experts have conducted research, studies on the puzzling question of “nature versus nurture debate”. Are…
How Positive Growth and Development Leads to Emotional Competence in Early Childhood
Growth and development do not only refer to physical changes and advances. It also includes the emotional, social, and psychological growth of the person. The first five years of the…
Learn About the Truth Behind the Phrase “All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Dull Boy”
We have all heard the phrase “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” while majority of us know the meaning behind the phrase, how many of us…
5 Benefits of Physical Education and Sports on the Differently Abled
Differently-abled people are not short of abilities. One who is differently-abled has some or other sort of mental or physical disabilities. Use of the prefix ‘dis’ before abled has been…
The Changing Face of Parenting with the Generational Gap
A generation gap is defined as a divergence in values and attitudes between generations, particularly between young people and their parents. Because of their disparities in experiences, perspectives, habits, and…