Are you shaming your child? Many parents are unknowingly shaming their children, and this can result in negative long-term effects.
Shame-based parenting is when a parent gives a child a negative image about themselves, rather than about the impact of their behaviour. Psychologist Collett Smart discusses no shame parenting and tips to avoid shame-based parenting. 👩👧👦
Here are seven important habits parents need to cultivate to help and support children in separation.
Raising children with the ability to empathise is key in creating a kinder, more compassionate and loving world.
Positive behaviour support is a gentle approach that will encourage a positive change in your child’s behaviour—and it doesn’t involve time-outs or punishments.
Study finds seven basic things you can do to manage your child’s bad behaviour. And it is based on positive parenting.
Mothers feel all sorts of emotions. But nothing quite beats, or rather, tops the achingly painful feeling of mum guilt. Here’s how you can stop feeling guilty forever.
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