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Real Parenting

June 6

Her Child Was Hurt By A Child With Autism, Mom Asks What To Do

A developmental pediatrician reminds that aggressive behavior in children is not unique to children who are on the spectrum.

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Toddler

January 17

3 Tips Kung Nagiging Agresibo Ang Anak

Normal na maging agresibo pero hindi ito dapat bale-walain.

Bilang magulang, hindi maiiwasan na mabigla at mag-alala kung nagiging agresibo ang anak na toddler o kahit preschooler. Bukod kasi sa paninigaw, pagmamaktol, at pag-iiyak, nariyan ang pananakit, pangangagat, at pagbabato ng gamit.Pero ang tinatawag na toddler aggression ay parte ng normal
Toddler

September 23

How To Calm An Angry Child: 6 Ways To Handle Meltdowns

Your child needs you to be calm, confident, and consistent.

Parents can’t help but worry when their toddler — their adorable angel — suddenly throws a fit and has a meltdown. But it’s actually a normal part of child development. Losing control, screaming, hitting, biting, and throwing objects is not uncommon for
Toddler

September 18

5 Negative Effects Of Yelling At Our Kids

Losing your temper inflicts wounds you don’t always see.

We all want to be the best parent that we can be for our kids. But when you have young children who seem to love testing your patience, it’s impossible not to lose your temper. Parenting can be so exhausting that we
Preschooler

September 20

Avoid Temper Tantrums! Create a Routine for Your Child

The first step is to understand your child’s personality.

Most kids don’t know how to deal with strong emotions like sadness, anger, and frustration. Because they don’t know how to manage it yet, their outlet becomes the tantrums, screaming, or even violent behavior. These behaviors can become a problem when kids start
Toddler

May 27

Aggressive Behavior: When Your Toddler Hits His Baby Sibling

One way to discipline him is to provide your child with a safe space to express his emotions.

In her column for The Washington Post, certified parent coach Meghan Leahy talked about a parent who was seeking advice for her 3-year-old son. The toddler was having a difficult time adjusting to his 10-month-old brother, given his aggressive behavior toward his sibling, such as pushing,
Preschooler

January 18

Study Links Kids' Aggressive Behavior to Harsh Parenting

How you relate to your child will eventually show in his behavior

The basic — and often more critical — lessons in life are learned from inside the four walls of a home rather than in a formal educational setting. Among others, these lessons include good moral values like respect, empathy, and kindness. It's
Big Kids

July 10

'Violent' Video Games Do Not Necessarily Lead to Bad Behavior

This new study did stress it could result in mood symptoms such as depression and anxiety.

While playing video games offers children benefits such as improved motor skills, it has also been tagged as a factor in social and behavioral problems. A 2015 report by the American Psychological Association (APA) stated that playing violent video games increases "aggressive behavior,
Preschooler

April 18

Pulling Hair! Hitting! What to Do When Your Child Hurts Another Kid

Here are 5 ways to deal when your kid shows aggressive behavior and how to teach her self-control.

On SmartParenting.com.ph’s Parent Chat forum, mom vhenggaman asked for advice on a thread on little kids who hit. Her post (edited for clarity) read: “I'm so stressed right now! I just enrolled my 4-year-old son at daycare. His first two weeks were okay. But this week, I found
Real Parenting

September 8

Angry Child? An Age-by-Age Guide to Children's Temperaments

Why does your child get steaming mad? Take a look at anger at every age and figure out how to deal with your child’s fury.

Photo from parentspartner.comThis article first appeared in the October 2004 issue of Smart Parenting magazineCarina Sison* is greatly disturbed by the fury she sees on her little boy’s face when something doesn’t go his way. “He transforms into a very angry boy
News

February 8

Spanking Kids Leads to Aggressive Behavior, says Study

Find out how corporal punishment brings out aggressive behavior in your child.

Before you spank your child to discipline him, think again. A study published in the Canadian Medical Association, based on 20 years’ worth of research on the long-term effects of physical punishment, reveals how it can bring about aggressive and antisocial behavior
Toddler

March 3

Does Watching Wrestling and Mixed Martial Arts Influence Your Child to Become Violent?

Watching violent shows may impact negatively on your child's behavior.

These days, sports that were once abhorred and shunned for what was perceived as unalloyed violence and brutality have become quite conventional. They appear on every possible medium: film, television, video games and graphic novels.On TV, we have “professional wrestling” by way
Toddler

August 14

Should toilet humor in children be tolerated?

No. Children who are subjected to this brand of humor tend to exhibit aggressive behavior and are more prone to dispense obscene and offensive jokes as they grow older. Redirect this kind of humor to more positive jokes or change the conversation
Toddler

January 1

“4 Steps to Get Your Toddler to Start Brushing His Teeth On His Own”

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