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Competition is a great motivator, and sibling rivalry develops that competitive spirit. However, you do not want to have your children compete for your affection. If you have more than one child, sibling rivalry is a normal result of the competitive attitude of children to achieve your recognition and an…
When it comes to discipline in a young child, you must realize that infants younger than 6 months do not respond well to praise or punishment, so just be the comforter-in-chief before then. After about 6 months, you can expect her to respond to punishment and reward, but most psychologists…
Oxytocin is the chemical in the teenage brain that creates the good feelings she gets from being in love, making best friends, and being part of a group. It also can create the “us vs. them” feelings where parents and other adults are the “them.” What can you do about…
Ever wonder why your children are so different even though you raise them all the same way? The birth order effect changes the way your child experiences the world and therefore the personality they develop. Many parents are surprised that their children can be so different when they believe that…
In the middle childhood years kids begin to form their self-image, and therefore their self-esteem. Your child's developing identity is becoming more complex. Her description of herself should move from physical attributes (“I'm a girl”) to include her beliefs about her personality and emotions (“I like to help people.”) As…