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Parenting Tips

Parenting Tips

18 Tips for Overcoming Separation Anxiety on the First Day of PreschoolEntering a new environment can be scary for preschoolers. Find out how to overcome separation anxiety for a happier first day of school.

Handling Sticky School SituationsToo much homework? A teacher who yells? Our expert's diplomacy tips will steer you through the tough spots.

We highlight 25 excellent activities for building literacy skills.www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/education/blog/literacy-activities-for-preschoolers/

Planning your weekend? Here are seven interesting ideas on field trips to take your kids outPreschoolers and school-going children get a plethora of information during outings and this enhances their learning. Here are some field trip ideas that can be educative and fun

Personal hygiene for children: Tips on how parents can teach personal hygiene to school going kids Practising good personal hygiene at school is essential for students to stay clean, healthy and safe from germs and illnesses. Here are some tips on how to teach personal hygiene to kids and students.

6 'Adult' Issues You Must Discuss With Your ChildTalking to your child about the issues he will face in life is one of the best ways of preparing him to face life ahead.

Dealing with childhood and adolescent obesityObesity in children is a problem staring at the faces of many parents. ParentCircle in an exclusive chat with VLCC founder, Mrs Vandana Luthra, discusses about this and the ways to overcome it.

How can I be a good parent at school?

10 Effective Parenting Tips That Will Make Your Child Love School!

Help your child get to sleep early. ...
Read with your child every day. ...
Take time and play with your children. ...
Don't force good grades. ...
Dressing up in school uniforms. ...
Be involved in their school work and help them. ...
Don't compare with other kids.

Everything you need to know about parenting your school-age childHelp your elementary schooler:stay connected, become independent, develop healthy habits, values, and more!

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