Tag: values formation

Preschooler

December 29

How Do You Deal With A Child Who Steals A Toy?

Taking things without asking can be typical of a toddler.

The lockdown forced kids to miss out on playdates, a great tool to hone their social skills. Playing in groups allows kids to get comfortable in each other's company, make new friends, and have their first taste of what it means to
Preschooler

October 4

The Harm That Happens When You Do Your Child's Homework

The parents' compulsion to help kids with homework has definitely increased with online classes.

Let me start with a disclaimer. I come from a progressive school, and our homework does not equal the amount of work other schools with more traditional setups give. But I hope that teachers from trad schools are carefully considering workloads and
Real Parenting

December 27

Bakit Hindi Maganda Na Lutuan Ng Ibang Ulam Ang Bata

May life lessons na maituturo sa harap ng dining table.

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December 11

Edric Mendoza On Teaching Kids Value Of Money And Saving

Household chores are responsibilities, he said.

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Toddler

December 9

Edric Mendoza On Raising Kids Who Are Not Entitled

One way is to teach the little ones the value of gift-giving.

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Toddler

December 2

May Ibang Paraan Para Matuto Ang Bata Mag-Ipon Bukod Sa Alkansya

May hiya pa rin pagdating sa usaping pera, kaya hindi nakakasanayan ng batang mag-usisa.

Karamihan sa atin, nakalakihan nang marinig sa mga magulang ang magtipid, mag-ipon, at mag-impok ng pera. Ika nga ng mga matatanda, “Kapag may isinuksok, may madudukot.” Napakahalaga nito lalo na sa panahon ngayon ng pandemya.Pero kadalasan, nananatiling paalala lang ang magandang intensyon.
Real Parenting

November 14

Angel Locsin's Name In Learning Module: What Not To Teach Kids

What is the lesson here exactly?

UPDATE: DepEd has issued an apology and Angel Locsin has also released her statement. Read it here. Seeing Angel Locsin's name in the headlines isn't new, but we couldn't ignore one because it's related to kids' education.Yesterday, November 13, 2020, a news item on PEP.ph
Tweens & Teens

September 28

Social Skills Examples Teenagers Need To Learn

Marahil mahiyain at awkward ang anak, pero di sinasadyang bastos.

Kasabay ng physical changes na pinagdadaanan ng teenagers ang social skills na kailangan nilang matutunan bilang paghahanda sa pagiging adult. Kadalasan kasi silang nasisita sa mga aksyon na salungat sa inaasahang tanda ng paggalang at kagandahang asal. Kahit ang totoo ay dulot
Real Parenting

August 30

Hindi Ko Namalayan: Lumalaking Materialistic Na Pala Ang Anak Ko

Naibili at napagbigyan ang anak ko sa lahat ng kanyang mga gusto noong maliit pa lamang siya.

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Preschooler

July 22

How To Build Good Character Traits

"Children need their parents to tell them what’s right and wrong until they're 12 years old."

Building good character among children does not happen overnight. It takes time, consistency (and repetition), wisdom, and modeling on the part of the parents. Being with our children 24/7 during this pandemic gives us an opportune time to plant the seeds of
Toddler

May 22

Pagtuturo Ng Mga Magagandang Asal

May ilang tips ang mga eksperto para matutunan ng mga ang bata ang tamang values.

Hangad ng bawat magulang na mapalaki ang anak na may mga magagandang asal at makampante na gagawin nito ang tama sa lahat ng oras, kahit hindi binabantayan. Kapag nakikipaglaro, halimbawa, hindi siya makikipag-away kapag natatalo.Ang kakayahan ng bata na piliin ang tama
Toddler

March 3

Start Child Rearing With These Expert-Approved Ways

What every parent of toddlers need to know.

Parents of young children today are overwhelmed. Online, every minute, a new study comes out, an article is forwarded — all sharing ways to properly raise children. So how does a new parent tread this world of parenting information overload?Being experts in
Toddler

January 20

Kids As Young As 14 Months Can Pick Up On Our Values

We’re constantly communicating values to our kid even when they are just toddlers.

Even if we are often told not to sweat over other people’s opinions of us, we still do. Whether we like it or not, what other people think plays a big part in how we behave ourselves in society. But does this
Preschooler

January 12

Parents Should Seek Decency, Work Ethic, And Love For Their Kids

Our kids’ happiness is paramount, of course. But how do we set out to achieve it?

Ask any parent what they wish most for their children, and right up there in their list, along with good education and success in life, is happiness. “I just want my children to be happy,” is a line we’ve probably not only said
Toddler

December 24

How To 'UnSpoil' Your Child, According to Experts

Are we overindulging our kids? Two parenting coaches say you will know it.

Are you one of those parents who, at some point, referred to their child as “the boss”? Sometimes in our intention to make our children happy, we make them the center of everything in the home and base our decisions on what
Preschooler

November 23

Failure Is A ‘Prerequisite’ To Success

‘If it doesn’t work the first time, try again.’ But the action we take when we try again is crucial.

In the past few years, we’ve seen child experts place emphasis on failure as the key to success. Their advice is to allow our children to fail and let them learn from it. And eventually, they develop that strength and grace to
Preschooler

November 22

Life Skills Our Kids Will Need For The Future

One way to raise future-ready kids is through play-based learning.

I grew up in the ’90s. During my time, a regular day for a kid would mean doing two main things: to study or to play. Studying meant spending our time at school or doing assignments at home — complete this early
Real Parenting

May 4

How to Teach Kids to Be Kind

Kindness can be taught, and it starts at home.

"It is better to be kind than right," so goes author and motivational speaker Wayne Dyer's famous quote. And as one gets older, you realize how much truth there is to this quote. Unfortunately that's the catch — age — which is
Preschooler

April 15

Screen-Free Ways to Introduce Kids to Coding

Coding sounds intimidating, but easy games and home activities can help familiarize your child with the world of computer programming.

These days, young kids are exposed to activities that may not necessarily be considered appropriate for their age and skill set. One of these is computer programming, also known as coding, which involves designing programs for computers to execute. You may not
Preschooler

February 26

Support Preschooler's Socialâ€“Emotional Learning

You can help lay the foundations for your child's interpersonal skills with these tips.

It is amazing how rapidly children develop in the first few years of life. According to Mayo Clinic, a baby will triple his birth weight, go through the crawl / stand / walk process, and learn to communicate and say a few

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