Parenting On Cue

Social skills are important. We discuss how and when to begin teaching these skills to our young ones. When teaching toddlers social skills, you first need to -understand that they don’t socialize the way we do, -be sensitive to their cues and most importantly, -spend more time communicating with them. Thanks for listening!

We discuss how teaching independence affects children’s self-confidence. Do you want your child to have self-confidence? Teach him independence! Give your children the gift of self-confidence through the following steps:- 1) Teach them basic life skills 2) Customize the activities 3) Customize the instruction     If you’d like to find out more about my […]

Is your social life dead because you’re too embarrassed to bring your children out with you? Here are 3 tips to help you revive your social life, and even show off your awesome young ones! If you want your children to be well behaved during social events/outings/gatherings, you would need to 1) choose your functions […]

3 tips to help your young one learn more effectively. If you want to support your pre-schoolers learning within the home environment , you can try to 1) maintain home-school continuity so that learning isn’t just restricted to the class walls, 2) you can make learning fun and spontaneous so that it’s real and meaningful, […]

Do you sometimes resort to telling little white lies? We discuss how a little effort in explaining the truth can go a long way in setting forth a good example, while helping our little ones to learn and grow in a way that we can be proud of.

Third and final part of this series on Managing Difficult Behaviours. Look out for those last chance signals and act promptly. But don’t lose your cool or it might rub off on your little one too!

Do you feel like your children don’t listen to you? Here are three tips to help you become a better communicator with young children. If you want your children to listen to you, you need to 1.  Get them at the right time (not when they are busy or distracted). 2.  Be a good role […]

Troubleshooting challenging behaviours in young children can be very difficult. Perhaps we can begin with understanding child development theory and move on to meeting the developmental needs of young children. Here are three factors to consider:- 1) Development of emotional skills – does he need you to acknowledge his feelings? 2) Have all his basic needs […]

Today’s Ask Me Monday Question is : “I don’t want to let my children sit in front of the tv/screen all the time but what if I really need a break or I need some time to get some chores done? There are times when we all need some quiet time, but we shouldn’t have […]

3 things that give rise to challenging behaviours in young children, and how you can address these factors and save yourself the embarrassment that often results from epic public meltdowns and other misbehaviours. 1) Under-stimulation. 2) Lack of Affection/Attention. 3) A child who is not well.