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TV, mobile, tablet injuries and harm reduction methods for children

TV, mobile, tablet injuries and harm reduction methods for children The American Academy of Pediatrics has banned children from watching TV and playing games with tablets and mobile phones. While research conducted in 2006 shows that children watched television for the first time at the age of 4, now research shows that this time has reached 4 months. A 2019 study of children shows that children who watch more than

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Managing constructive behavior with adolescents

Managing constructive behavior with adolescents Adolescence is a period with a multitude of biological events such as physical and hormonal changes and changes in the emotional / social network of the brain that transform the child into an adult within a few years. Most adolescents go through this period with a little confusion because it can be said that everything in this period is left to hormones, and on the

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Is it possible to raise children without punishment and encouragement?

Is it possible to raise children without punishment and encouragement? Today, there are other new parenting methods and approaches that parents can choose based on their goal of having a happy child with mental health, but if the only goal of parents is to raise a submissive child, they can use the approach of encouragement and punishment and see the harms of this method in the future! Why not punishment?

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Strategies to increase failure tolerance in children

Strategies to increase failure tolerance in children Failure tolerance includes a set of factors that, if put together, can create failure tolerance. One of the most important factors that must exist is to give children the opportunity to experiment so that the child can face failure in a safe family environment. Opportunities that occur in the developmental environment and cause children to experience failures that are useful for increasing their

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Mistakes in baby feeding

Common Parenting Mistakes in Child Nutrition Child malnutrition or picky eating can occur from 6 months to 4 years of age, and parents at this age are exposed to picky eating, which culminates in the child is three years old. This period is short if the parents know how to behave, and if they go in the wrong way, it becomes a long-term problem for the family. Do not feel

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