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Continue reading →: 2024 Top Trending Parenting Styles
Parenting is a mix of timeless facts and trends that make us feel like we need a PhD in psychology, tech support, and, let’s face it, patience! Whether you’re a pro or new to the wild world of parenthood, understanding the latest parenting styles can feel like learning a new…
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Continue reading →: What is Parent Guilt?
Parent guilt, often referred to as “mom guilt” or “dad guilt,” is the overwhelming feeling of inadequacy or self-doubt that many parents experience in relation to their role as caregivers. It’s the emotional weight that comes from constantly questioning your parenting decisions, worrying about not doing enough, or feeling like…
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Continue reading →: Effective Phrases to Use When Your Toddler Isn’t Listening
Every parent knows the challenge of getting a toddler to listen, especially when they’re engrossed in play or resisting a task they don’t enjoy. The good news is that small changes in the way we communicate can make a big difference. Here are some helpful phrases to use when your…
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Continue reading →: Why Toddlers Wake Up Crying
As a parent, hearing your toddler wake up crying can be distressing and confusing. While it’s natural to wonder what’s causing these nighttime disturbances, it’s important to remember that waking up in tears is common for young children. Toddlers are in a period of rapid development, both physically and emotionally,…
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Continue reading →: Understanding Toddlers’ Fear of Imaginary Creatures
It’s bedtime, and your toddler is supposed to be drifting off to sleep. Instead, they’re wide awake, eyes darting toward the closet or under the bed, convinced that something scary is lurking. As a parent, this might seem puzzling, even frustrating. Why are they so frightened by things that aren’t…
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Continue reading →: Glasschild Effect: An Overlooked Challenge in Parenting
Parenting is filled with various challenges, each unique and complex. One such challenge that often goes unnoticed is the Glasschild Effect. This phenomenon typically occurs in families with a child who has special needs, significantly impacting the dynamics within the household, particularly concerning the siblings of the special needs child.…
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Continue reading →: Fun and Educational Toddler Activities for School Holidays
School holidays are a wonderful opportunity to spend quality time with your little ones. Toddlers are curious and energetic, so it’s important to plan activities that are both fun and educational. Here are some engaging ideas to keep your toddler entertained and learning during the school holidays. City Parks and…
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Continue reading →: Does Motherhood Come Naturally?
Motherhood is often seen as an instinctive and natural role for women. Popular culture, traditional beliefs, and even some scientific theories suggest that women have an inherent ability to care for and nurture children. However, the reality is more complex. This blog post will explore whether motherhood truly comes naturally…
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Continue reading →: Can Motherhood Trigger ADHD?
Parenthood is a complex concept that affects the life of a woman as a mother and her body in a positive and, at the same time, in a negative way. One of the questions that occur to many new mothers is whether stress that is inherent to the role of…
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Continue reading →: How Babies Sense and React to Their Mothers’ SadnessFrom the moment a baby is born, they begin to develop a delicate bond with their mother. This connection is not just physical but emotional as well. One intriguing question that often arises is whether babies can sense when their mothers are sad. Research in psychology and child development suggests…


