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Parenting Perspective  Growth in children, whether it is physical, emotional, or spiritual, is commonly viewed as the sole result of personal effort or…

Parenting Perspective  When children begin to boast about being faster, stronger, or smarter than their peers, this behaviour often stems from a…

Parenting Perspective  Children thrive on sincere encouragement. Every new milestone whether it is learning to walk, reading a full chapter, riding a…

Parenting Perspective  Children rapidly learn that the world tends to focus heavily on physical bodies. Casual comments from peers, relatives,…

Parenting Perspective  Milestones, whether they involve a child’s first step, an academic grade, or the mastery of a new skill,…

Parenting Perspective  Relatives often speak from a place of affection, yet they sometimes use words that may unintentionally cut deep.…

Parenting Perspective  Children are naturally highly impressionable and often quickly internalise cultural ideals concerning beauty, success, and identity. These pervasive ideals risk profoundly…

Parenting Perspective  Children frequently interpret growth charts as a definitive measure of their value or identity, often believing that being taller, heavier,…

Parenting Perspective  Children’s natural fascination with their own bodies reflects a deeper, innate need for self-recognition and confidence. They notice abilities,…

Parenting Perspective  When siblings engage in competition over physical strength or ability, the emotion underlying the behaviour is typically a deep-seated desire…