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Child Sex Education for Young Children

Posted: November 27, 2009 by Dr. Smith under: Parenting Tips Tags: ,

Children will feel a natural sense of curiosity about their bodies, differences in their private parts, pregnancy, sex and a whole range of topics that could make the most confident parent quake. Knowing how much to teach about sex to children as they grow older and dealing with questions that arise can be difficult. However, the awkwardness that a parent may feel during child sex education should not lead to a delay in this important discussion. Click here to Read more

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Parenting Tips on Potty Training for Toddlers

Potty training for toddlers may be relatively easy or could take longer than you expect, depending on your child. Usually children are ready to learn how to use a potty in their second year, but it may differ. It is advisable to watch for signs of your toddler being ready to understand potty training methods before you begin actually training him or her. As with any other skill, the most effective potty training methods are patient and understanding. Click here to Read more

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Sibling Conflict and Rivalry

Sibling conflict is a natural part of family life and of growing up. Often sibling jealousy extends into adult years and can crop up in arguments between siblings many years later. However, during childhood, while it may cause a great deal of annoyance and stress to parents, sibling relationships with all their stress can be a source of learning for children. The most common causes of sibling conflict are a need for attention, resentment when one child thinks the other is being favored, boredom, or even the personality of each child. Click here to Read more

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Parent’s Tips on Explaining Death to Children

At some point in their lives, children will have to face the death of a relative, friend or even of a beloved pet. At this time, while adults may feel understandably reluctant explaining death to children, the healthiest approach for children dealing with death is to talk about it. Children of any age absorb the gravity of a situation and can become very worried or scared. To talk about death with a child is the best way of understanding and shaping what they think and feel, and also helps them deal with the loss. Click here to Read more

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