Learn about the pros and cons of permissive parenting. Parents who are hospitable and lenient provide ample access to all things amusing. But are they overly accommodating? Do you avoid telling your children “no” at all costs? Because you want to preserve your BFF status, do you avoid disciplining them? Do you have a tendency […]
Tag Archives: Behavior and Discipline
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Mar
Mar
Volunteering is a noble act that brings joy and fulfillment to both the giver and the receiver. And when it comes to children, the perks of volunteering go beyond the warm and fuzzy feeling it provides; it also helps instill valuable life lessons and skills that will benefit them in the long run. Despite its […]
22
Mar
Mar
Are you wondering how to teach your child to sleep? When should you begin sleep training? These expert-approved recommendations might serve as a guide, as the optimal period for each child varies. It turns out that the answer to the question of when to sleep-train a child is not straightforward. Isabela Granic, Ph.D., a developmental […]
21
Mar
Mar
If you’re wondering how to teach kindness to children, look no further than your own home. Establishing a culture of kindness with your family can make a world of difference, and there are several ways to demonstrate the importance of the Golden Rule. I recently asked my friends and family, “What do you mean by […]
16
Mar
Mar
As a parent, it’s fascinating to witness the power of playtime in action. My eldest son used to spend hours in the garage setting up elaborate “traps” using toys and action figures, constructing ever more brazen and intricate machines with his now-useful older sibling. Through play, children can explore their creativity and imagination, all while […]
15
Mar
Mar
Whether religious or non-religious, parents who want to know how to raise a freethinker believe it is critical to teach their children the difference between right and wrong. As the number of nonreligious Americans grows, families must have resources outside the church to teach morals and values to their children. Here are some pointers and […]
10
Mar
Mar
When it comes to learning, perfectionism can be both a blessing and a curse. While it can drive students to achieve great success, it can also prevent them from taking risks and trying new things. In some cases, perfectionism can even lead to anxiety and physical symptoms, as one concerned parent found with their son’s […]
10
Mar
Mar
When tweens are with the people they trust the most — their family — they tend to act out in the worst ways possible. As a parent, it can be challenging to figure out how to deal with rude tween behavior, especially when your child is adjusting to new surroundings and new experiences. During the […]
20
Feb
Feb
Having more than one child is a life-altering decision, and it’s met with a wide range of emotions and expectations. You might imagine your kids playing happily together, growing up to be lifelong best buddies, and even holding hands. You might fantasize that your offspring will grow up to be inseparable best friends and use […]
20
Feb
Feb
It’s natural for an adult to view play as a reward for the “work” they’ve put in throughout the day, something to look forward to after a particularly trying stretch. However, children view play as work because it is critical to their growth and development. Children’s games help them gain knowledge and develop abilities that […]
20
Feb
Feb
Your toddler just bit another child at daycare, and you just got the news. And now your thoughts are racing: Are the children safe? What would cause my kid to bite somebody? Have I done something wrong? What could possibly be wrong with him/her? Is it reasonable for me to be concerned? In this article, […]
16
Feb
Feb
It’s in every parent’s best interest for their kids to be healthy. While parents must instill healthy eating habits in their children, they must be careful not to promote an unhealthy preoccupation with food and appearance inadvertently. Body image issues increase the likelihood that children and adolescents will develop eating disorders. Children with eating disorders […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Creating A Win-Win Environment In Youth Sports
15
Feb
Feb
Besides being enjoyable, creating a win-win environment in youth sports can have positive effects on children’s physical and mental well-being. According to a recent study, children who develop a passion for athletics are more likely to maintain an active lifestyle all through adolescence. Children of all ages can participate in children’s sports through venues such […]
15
Feb
Feb
As a parent, your instinct is to protect your kids at all costs. The truth is both familiar and unfamiliar people pose a risk to your children. That’s why it’s crucial for you as a parent to know how to have a discussion with your kid about safety as they grow up and face many […]
15
Feb
Feb
Even adults have a hard time adjusting to change, let alone children. That’s why parents need to know what they can do in helping their kids adjust to the major life changes they’re about to face. Children thrive in predictable environments; routine disruptions can significantly impact their moods. Divorce, relocating with one’s family, or losing […]
13
Feb
Feb
Does your child want to be constantly to be held? In this article, you will discover 5 easy steps on how you can handle your clingy toddler. “What’s the deal with my clingy toddler?” “My crying toddler begs me to pick him up, but if I do, I won’t be able to do anything else.” […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Challenges and Solutions in Raising ADHD Children and Teens
10
Feb
Feb
Children who have ADHD are more impulsive, inattentive, and hyperactive than they should be for these and other reasons. When a child has ADHD, he or she will have a hard time developing the self-control and self-regulation abilities he or she needs. As a result, they might be difficult for parents to control. That’s why […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Preventing Teen Smoking: The Risks & Effects
10
Feb
Feb
For parents, starting a discussion about the consequences of tobacco smoking with their children is never too early. Educating your child about smoking and its dangers may not seem necessary when they’re only 5 or 6, but the more time you have to reaffirm the harm that smoking may do, the more effective it will […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Discipline Tips Every Parents Need To Know
09
Feb
Feb
Whether your child is throwing tantrums, whining, fighting, or just plain nay-saying, in this article, you will learn discipline tips that every parent should know about. Your child, like the majority of children, has likely honed her behavior based on what has previously worked for her. A whining voice and a splash of dramatic flair […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Devastating Effects of Bullying on Children
09
Feb
Feb
Children who bully others come in various shapes and sizes, but those who have been bullied are possibly the most confounding. They are not only bullied themselves, but they also bully others, which is a double whammy for them. In this article, you will learn more about the devastating effects of bullying on our children. For […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Screen Time Limitations for Children: A Parent’s Guide
09
Feb
Feb
You must’ve noticed that your kids are spending a lot of time in front of a screen. Too much screen time can interfere with physical activity, homework, socializing, and family time. Weight gain and sleep issues can also be a result of poor diet and exercise habits. In this article, we’ll talk about how you […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Effects of Peer Pressure on Kids: Impact on Bullying
08
Feb
Feb
Typically, when we think of the effects of peer pressure on kids, we envision adolescent friends encouraging our teens to try out new substances. It comes as a shock to many parents to learn that children as young as three or four years old are already concerned with the opinions of their peers. Even a […]
08
Feb
Feb
The fun mom’s guide to positive discipline fosters a sense of trust, openness, and mutual respect. Experts claim it’s the best approach to instilling moral values in young people. Do you yell, lecture, or take away privileges when someone misbehaves? You may want to reevaluate your disciplinary strategy. When children feel intimidated, they are unable […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Parenting Anxious Children: At Home and In School
08
Feb
Feb
At one point, my anxiety was seriously interfering with my daily activities, especially with parenting anxious children. I had recently started my first blog and relocated across the country to attend medical school. Back then, I was searching for a group of people who would understand my postpartum anxiety and help me work through my […]
07
Feb
Feb
As a parent, you know the joy of hearing your child’s first words (or himself). However, this joy can turn to fear in an instant if the child in question uses her words in an unkind or offensive manner. In this article, we’ll talk about how parents can respond when kids start to talk back. […]
02
Feb
Feb
Where does one find confidence, and why is it so crucial? We hope that our offspring will surpass our accomplishments and standards. We hope they can learn to have faith in themselves and realize they deserve the best life has to offer. The good news is that with proper support and guidance, a parent can […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Talk With Your Kids About Risky Online Activities
10
Nov
Nov
A new advisory for parents from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) addresses the perilous trend of “social media challenges.” This is in response to the rising popularity of a viral trend that instructs its followers to boil chicken with NyQuil. In this article, you will learn more about how to talk to your kids […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Intense Mood Swings In Adolescents May Be A Sign Of Something More Serious
17
Jul
Jul
The terms “the tween years” and “moodiness” could be used interchangeably. When your tween is snuggling up to you on the couch, the next thing you know, you’re being called “embarrassing” for it. Sometimes it appears your tween is brooding in the bedroom for hours. As a parent, it’s crucial to realize the difference between […]
17
Jul
Jul
Boot camps for troubled Teens are often the last resort for despairing parents of out-of-control teenagers. When an adolescent misbehaves, it’s not uncommon for parents to wonder what they can do about it. Many parents believe that a military-style boot camp might be the only way for their teen to stop running away or refusing […]
17
Jul
Jul
Common Sense Media estimates that the average adolescent spends nine hours a day consuming media for fun. On the other hand, those same teenagers speak with their parents for fewer than 10 minutes daily on average. Learn more about how you can help your teen with social media and why today’s media exposure damages teens’ body image! […]
17
Jul
Jul
It’s not unusual to have a moody teen, but why is your teenager Grumpy Or Moody? Find out what’s causing this and when it’s not normal. A parent of an adolescent is someone who can laugh at their jokes. Many parents bemoan their children’s erratic behavior as they approach adolescence. Hormones aren’t the only cause of […]
17
Jul
Jul
Even though your teen’s procrastination may seem acceptable while she’s in high school, it can have a negative impact on her future career prospects. Here are techniques on how to teach teenagers time management, which will serve them nicely throughout their lives in the future! A sudden illness, emergency, or trouble may prevent her from completing […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Correlation Between Age And Changes In Logical Reasoning
17
Jul
Jul
Tweens undergo various mental changes, one of which is a growth in their capacity for logical thought. Three primary ways in which children between the ages of 7 and 12 develop more concrete reasoning and problem-solving skills are conservation, classification, and reversibility, according to the American Psychological Association (APA). To a large extent, the cognitive […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Help Your Teen Develop Good Decision-Making Skills
17
Jul
Jul
Every day, teenagers are faced with life-altering decisions. However, most teenagers never receive instruction on how to make healthy choices. In this article, you will tips on how you can help your teen develop good decision-making skills. *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash As a result, some teenagers have a hard time deciding whether or not to find […]
17
Jul
Jul
Engage Your Adolescent When dealing with a difficult adolescent, it’s natural to feel the need to distance yourself as the situation worsens. However, maintaining a close relationship with your teen is essential. Maintain the greatest possible relationship by focusing on good communication. In this article, you will find much more parenting tips for parents who […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Teenage Depression And Anxiety Are Common Problems
17
Jul
Jul
Teenage depression and anxiety are common problems. Many of the same mental health disorders that affect adults affect teenagers. Despite this, many teenagers go undiagnosed and untreated for treatable diseases. Having an issue with one’s mental health can happen to everyone. Although some kids are genetically predisposed to mental illness, all teens, including straight-A academics […]
12
Jul
Jul
Thanksgiving is a much-anticipated holiday for many people, and it’s simple to see why. Gathering with family and friends for a delicious meal and giving thanks for all the good things in our lives is a traditional part of the Thanksgiving holiday. As a parent, learn how you can teach your children gratitude during Thanksgiving […]
12
Jul
Jul
Parents need to recognize that losing a job impacts the entire family, even if it seems like they are the ones who are bearing the brunt of the burden. If you want to help your loved ones through a difficult time, you must talk about their job loss with them. To make things easier for […]
12
Jul
Jul
From the premise that parents say no too often, “Yes Parenting” emerged. According to a study, parents talk no more than 400 words a day on average. In this article, you wll learn more about what Yes Parenting is, how it works, including the pros and cons of always saying yes to your kids. Saying […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Books For LGBTQ+ Children During and Ater Pride Month
12
Jul
Jul
These ten books for young LGBTQ+ children will help you celebrate Pride and honor those who have fought for equality. Our children’s education wouldn’t be complete without books. A storytime is a great place for children to acquire vital life skills, whether they’re learning their ABCs or settling down before bed with a fairy tale. […]
11
Jul
Jul
Anyone might be a victim of bullying for a variety of reasons. Personality differences and being in the wrong location at the wrong time are only two examples. Bullying may affect anyone, including those who are strong, athletic, and popular. But in this article, you’ll find out why certain kinds of kids get bullied the most. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Teach Children Respectful Disagreements
11
Jul
Jul
Respectfully disagreeing with others is an essential life skill that children should learn from an early age. In this article, you will learn how to teach your children the crucial tactics of respectful disagreements and help them develop the skills to express their opinions politely. School-age children are developing their own identities and determining what […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens
Understanding The Differences Between Bullying and Unkind Behavior
11
Jul
Jul
Bullies, without a doubt, are cruel to those around them. They slap, shove, and call others by their first names. They may also participate in relationship aggression, cyberbullying, and other forms of bullying. Many people don’t seem aware that bullying isn’t the only form of child abuse. In this article, learn to discern the differences […]
11
Jul
Jul
Regardless of how you raise your children, you will be subjected to criticism. Even if it’s unintentional, hearing criticism about your parenting from a close friend or relative can be demoralizing. Occasionally, a piece of advice is valuable and worth savoring and implementing. In this article, you will learn what you can do when others […]
11
Jul
Jul
There is always competition, whether it’s for the presidency, the cross-country title, or the title of school valedictorian. Is it a good thing, though? How important is it to instill this value in future generations? In this article, you’ll learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of competition among children. When it comes to teaching […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Raise a Child Who Has a Strong Emotional Intelligence
11
Jul
Jul
Helping your child develop cognitively is a parental responsibility. Although academic intelligence has a role, it is merely one of several types of intelligence that are important. In this article, you will learn how you can raise a child who has strong emotional intelligence. When it comes to emotional intelligence (EQ), the ability to express […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Discourses on Poverty for Children
11
Jul
Jul
A child’s comprehension of poverty is limited by the issue’s complexity, which stems from a wide range of factors. Engaging in discourses about poverty with children is crucial, although it’s challenging to do so. Wrapping your arms around this talk may be a challenge if you are a parent who rarely thinks about food or […]
11
Jul
Jul
In this article, you will find answers to why many children are bullying one another on Instagram. Bullies who pretend to be friends are known as “frenemies.” Your children’s lives are made a misery by their nemeses. Master manipulators lead others to believe that their friendship is more than just a means to a purpose […]
11
Jul
Jul
Kids and teens, in particular, yearn to fit in. As a parent, you may help your child feel more at home in the world by fostering solid friendships and by helping them recognize what a bully-proof friendship looks like. According to research, healthy friendships have a beneficial effect on one’s general health and well-being. Anti-bullying […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Journal For Kids The Benefits
11
Jul
Jul
Making a journal for kids has a lot of benefits. When it comes to teenagers, journaling is a great technique for parents to help them develop their writing skills. If you’re using a diary to keep track of your everyday activities, thoughts, and feelings, you’re not journaling. Instead, journals can also be used to chronicle […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Methods For Resolving Problems When Timeout Didn’t Work
11
Jul
Jul
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to disciplining children. It’s time to examine other methods for resolving problems when a timeout doesn’t work. You may have to confess that the “commit the crime, do time” method isn’t working for your child if she’s always yelling and screaming in time out and you don’t notice any change […]
11
Jul
Jul
Stopping a child’s whining is one of the most challenging issues parents face when raising children. When you hear someone complaining, it’s like hearing a child’s fingernails scratching on a chalkboard. If your child constantly complains about everything, you can follow the tips in this article which are some of the best ways to prevent […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How To Introduce The Mind and Body Connection to Your Child
11
Jul
Jul
Kids need to grasp the importance of the mind-body link. Physical health and emotional well-being are taught to children regularly. However, the tremendous connection between our bodies and minds may often go unmentioned or unexplored by children. In this article, learn how you can introduce the mind and body connection to your child. As a […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Normal and Abnormal Behavior In Children
11
Jul
Jul
It’s normal for kids to defy the rules now and then. It’s only by pushing themselves to their absolute limits that they discover new things about themselves and the world. The lessons they learn from the penalties you impose on them are priceless. But in this article, we’ll talk about the normal and abnormal behavior […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
A Perfectionist Child And What To Do About It
11
Jul
Jul
Possibly you’ve overheard a parent exclaim, “My son was up all night working on his science fair project. There is a bit of an obsession with detail in him! Parents who view perfectionism as a badge of honor are frequently unaware of the seriousness of the problem. In this article, learn more about a perfectionist […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Preschooler
6 Ways To Help Children Develop A Positive Self-Image In The Early Years
11
Jul
Jul
It’s unpleasant to hear someone express negative feelings about their body, but it’s more painful to hear from children as young as preschool or kindergarten. Researchers have found that toddlers as young as 3 or 4 may begin to worry about their weight and appearance. Numerous children freely discuss their dissatisfaction with their physical appearance. […]
11
Jul
Jul
A child’s physical and psychological well-being can be jeopardized by any form of bullying. Children who are targeted may face a variety of difficulties, including anxiety, fear, sadness, low self-esteem, behavioral problems, and difficulties in the classroom. However, cyberbullying can be particularly harmful. In this article, learn more about how cyberbullying affects our children in […]
11
Jul
Jul
Because timeouts work so well for some parents, they’re frequently employed by others. Timeouts don’t work every time, even for parents who notice a shift in their children’s conduct after using them. In this article, find out some common reasons why timeout is no longer working for your child. For other families, timeouts simply don’t […]
11
Jul
Jul
Children of school age enjoy receiving prizes and despise being defeated. When it comes to encouraging youngsters to make better decisions, simple things like stickers can be effective. In this article, find out why having a list of consequences for bad behavior in children is a great discipline tool that can help you guide your […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
People-Pleasing And Bullying What You Can Do About It
11
Jul
Jul
Most parents instill in their children the virtues of cooperation, cooperation, and compromise. This desire for peaceful relationships can, however, turn into something unhealthy. Is your youth stuck in the damaging cycle of people-pleasing and bullying? Most often, kids who are too compliant and flexible, especially if they do so at the expense of their […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Spotting The Difference Between Cliques and Friends
11
Jul
Jul
Middle and high school students build closer ties and seek purpose. There are more cliques and bullying as everyone tries to find their place in the world. To help you out in spotting the difference between cliques and friends, this article will help you. In order to distinguish between close friends and a clique, it […]
11
Jul
Jul
Most parents have grappled with the issue of how to deal with disobedient children at some point. In this article, find ways in dealing with children who refuse to listen. Even in toddlers and teens, defiance is a prevalent problem. Parents, teachers, and other caregivers are likely to see it in their children’s demeanor when […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Age-Appropriate Spring Cleaning Tasks For Children
01
Jul
Jul
Even though spring cleaning isn’t something most people look forward to, everyone benefits when they do it together. And in this article, you’ll find out about some age-appropriate spring cleaning tasks for you and your children. You benefit from professional decluttering and organization services just in time for the arrival of warmer weather, which has […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Instill Productivity in Children
01
Jul
Jul
Kids may be hard to motivate to do what they’re supposed to do. But parents and teachers both can use the tips we’ll talk about in this article to instill productivity in children. If you’ve ever felt a rush of adrenaline after putting off everything you needed to do for an entire week, you understand […]
01
Jul
Jul
The phrase “dramatic play” describes children’s naturally occurring games of pretending. There are various sorts of dramatic play, involving everything from dressing up to playing with dolls to dressing up as superheroes. In this article, learn more about the importance of dramatic play for your toddlers. Children may use elaborate props, costumes, and additional actors […]
16
Jun
Jun
Disciplining your young child has now become more challenging. Any parents haven’t felt both complete and total love for their child and irritation and wrath at the same time, right? To help you in keeping your child on the right path, here are some tips. Because they constantly push the limits of what’s expected of […]
16
Jun
Jun
TV, video games, and the Internet may be fantastic educational and entertaining resources for children. However, excessive screen time might have negative consequences. Starting good habits for TV, video games, and the internet with your kids at an early age can help them avoid health issues later in life. You should monitor and limit the […]
Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety, Special Needs
Special Needs Checklist for Teens and Young Adults
16
Jun
Jun
Your child’s future beyond high school will need to be planned for while they are a teenager. You’re going to have a kid someday. Is it possible to go to college or a vocational school? Is there anything to be done about finding a job? Here’s a special needs checklist for your teens to help […]
16
Jun
Jun
It’s a good idea to have a lot of books around the house if you want to encourage your children to read. Creating a reading-friendly environment is a good way to help your kids become enthusiastic readers. Do you like to read? Ask your children what they enjoy doing. Ask your local library for recommendations […]
16
Jun
Jun
Reading is a struggle for a lot of kids. Some children have a difficult time connecting letters to their sounds. Many other children are still searching for a story that piques their interest and illustrates the pleasure of reading. What can you do in encouraging your youngsters to read more? Here are proven tips that […]
16
Jun
Jun
Your children’s literacy skills will improve if you read to them. Even if you don’t have time to sit down and read a book, there are many methods to include reading in your daily routine. You’re missing out if you miss the opportunities to read almost every day. Find the Reading Moments. It’s a good […]
16
Jun
Jun
What can we do to help children feel hopeful in a constantly changing world? Be aware of what you’re doing at the initial stage of the process. In learning to regulate emotions, kids need to understand when the media pushes emotional buttons. It is vital even more so in these times of turmoil. The 24-hour […]
16
Jun
Jun
Occasionally, things don’t quite measure up to our expectations. But special occasions can be made more pleasant with the perfect ideas we’ll talk about in this article. A small child, for example, may give up trying to kick a ball or do a handstand because they are frustrated. An elementary school student who accidentally smudges […]
16
Jun
Jun
While it’s uncommon for siblings to get along, it’s not unheard of for them to get into arguments. (They frequently alternate between adoring and loathing one another.) Here are some tips for you on getting through that rivalry amongst your siblings. In many families, sibling rivalry can begin even before the second child’s birth, and […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
It Takes Time To Develop Listening And Cooperation Skills
16
Jun
Jun
It’s not just normal to push yourself to the maximum; it’s essential. We are human beings, not machines. It takes time to develop listening and cooperation skills. Children should be able to make their own choices. It is also necessary for the development of this talent that children (and even teenagers) take risks and experiment […]
16
Jun
Jun
Are you seeking to improve the personality and emotions of your children? It’s not easy, and it’ll take a lot of your time and patience, but it certainly is doable! Learn all about it in this article. There has been a lot of change lately if you hadn’t noticed! Changes in technology, in particular, are […]
16
Jun
Jun
What Is Abstinence? To abstain from having sex is a conscious decision. How Does it Work? The most effective birth control is abstinence. In the absence of sexual activity between the two partners, sperm cannot fertilize an egg, so conception is impossible. Various methods of birth control: Abstaining from sex does not necessitate being a […]
14
Jun
Jun
In this article we’ll talk about how children’s media use affects them. Even before they learn to ride a bike, the majority of today’s children are glued to screens like TVs, video game consoles, tablets, and smartphones. We can’t live without technology. Teaching children ethical media use is another way parents may help their children […]
14
Jun
Jun
A disobedient kid can be a parent’s nightmare! You say it once, twice, three times, and perhaps even more times!! Angry people get louder and more furious, and before you realize it, they are yelling! In this article, find out the best way to respond to your disobedient children. When your child eventually listens to […]
14
Jun
Jun
A lot has changed in the last several months if you hadn’t noticed! For example, the pace of technological advancement has accelerated significantly in recent years. The global pandemic amplified the pace of what was already taking place. Increasing numbers of adults are working from home, and our children are learning in a virtual setting. […]
14
Jun
Jun
Awareness Through Observations When it comes to role models, children instinctively look up to people around them. Whether or not parents are aware of it, they serve as role models for their children. Even when they don’t want to, this is how parents and other caregivers impart knowledge to their children. So helping your kids […]
14
Jun
Jun
Since the pandemic has changed how we all work, learn, and socialize, here are 6 solutions to your kids and teens screen time woes. We still understand how the brains of children and teens develop. Their experiences each day, what we may call ‘input,’ create learning and new brain pathways. The term “experiences” encompasses both […]
14
Jun
Jun
Children’s ability to listen well requires time to develop. Although a youngster may also need a hearing test, listening is more than simply hearing. How the brain processes information is also important. It’s critical that kids learn how to listen and cooperate with others from an early age. In this article, learn more how listening […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How to Avoid Screen Time Overload at School Vacation Boredom
14
Jun
Jun
Kids and teenagers can get bored during school vacations or holidays. But here are some top tips on how you can help them to avoid screen time overload. School is out for the summer, and I’m looking forward to it. It’s normal for kids and teens to feel relieved for the first few days after […]
14
Jun
Jun
All kids experience anxiety when growing up. But how can you tell if your child is more anxious than others? Find satisfying answers in this article. Fearless people would ignore genuine dangers like hot stoves and red lights, which would result in a lot of bodily harm if we didn’t have any fear at all. […]
14
Jun
Jun
Having a good understanding of meltdowns in children and toddler tantrums is the first step to lowering their frequency. Children wailing, crying, smashing doors, flailing on the ground, or clinging to the slide when it’s time to leave the park… Many various things might cause a child to have a meltdown, from a toddler tantrum […]
02
Jun
Jun
It’s hard to say whether or not there’s a “proper time” to become pregnant. You may get a variety of answers from people you question, but these moms have been there and done that, so they can tell you the truth. Ladies can get pregnant from the first menstrual period to menopause, but being pregnant […]
02
Jun
Jun
There are many reasons for your child’s imaginary pals. Here’s why they come, how long they stay, and how far you should play along. Experts claim that although preschoolers’ imaginary friends aren’t visible, they have several advantages. This is what parents should know about the strange creatures their children may meet on their adventures. Some […]
02
Jun
Jun
When is anxiety a concern for your child? Or if they’re just a normal part of growing up? The origins, symptoms, and treatment choices for childhood anxiety disorders can all be found by doing a little research on your own. Whether it’s a dread of the dark, the start of a new school year, or […]
02
Jun
Jun
As a particularly visual medium, Instagram is particularly dangerous for teens, as we’ve known for some time that social media may be harmful to them, especially young women. Researchers have been studying the instagram’s negative effects on young women for years and have long understood its negative impact. Depressive symptoms, self-esteem, general and physical appearance […]
02
Jun
Jun
Learning how to manage one’s emotions, form connections with others, and make decisions is part of social, emotional learning (SEL). In this article, we’ll talk about how to teach social-emotional learning to your children and how it leads to vital life skills like making relationships. True, knowledge is power, but academic success is only one […]
02
Jun
Jun
Knowing that my father had a fast temper, I quickly became enraged at my daughter for the most trivial of things. What changed my approach to rage was the day I screamed at her over milk. Learn about the frightening outburst that made me a better mom. My 2-year-old daughter was still playing in the […]
02
Jun
Jun
When you’re a parent of small children, you’re likely to have a lot of “say what?” situations. Even though it’s nice to see our kids’ vocabulary expand, it serves as a reminder that we have a role to play in ensuring that they comprehend the nuances of the language. It’s best to talk with your […]
02
Jun
Jun
Your child may be dressed one minute, and then completely undressed the next. Learn why toddlers are taking off their clothing and showing out his or her private parts and what you can do to stop it. Your child is definitely a small Houdini when it comes to escaping in a flash. She’s wearing her […]
02
Jun
Jun
Sometimes your child does better without you, even if it’s painful to hear. Learn about the benefits of raising an independent child. Is there a way for parents to assist their child being more confident in their own abilities? The parents, no matter how much they care for their child, may not be able to […]
02
Jun
Jun
Who or what is crying out of the blue in the middle of the night? Get to the bottom of what’s causing the uncontrolled tears and how to stop the sudden crying in toddlers. When your child suddenly bursts into a heart-stopping howl while playing with his toy truck, you’ll know something is wrong. Just […]
02
Jun
Jun
It’s just as vital to teach consent to your toddler as it is to teach it to your teen. Read why parents shouldn’t force their kids to express physical affection. Many of us are spending time with family and friends our children haven’t seen in a long or who they don’t know very well. Parental […]
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Jun
Jun
Your toddler is now at preschool age. Learn what understanding the development of preschoolers means and what behaviors to expect and how to encourage self-reliance in your child. What is it like to be a preschooler? Preschoolers are those who are three or four years old. He is no longer a toddler, regardless of whether […]
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Jun
Jun
At first, I believed it was my 6-year-old’s habit to defiantly refuse to get dressed in the winter. But finally, my daughter’s tantrums due to her sensory processing disorder was diagnosed. What I’m doing for her is outlined here. Getting ready for the day is a struggle for one of my three children compared to […]
01
Jun
Jun
White parents need to talk about race with their children in the wake of racial protests. Getting the conversation started is easier said than done. Here are do’s and don’ts when discussing race with children. It’s possible that the national outcry over racial injustice will mark a watershed moment in the history of the United […]
01
Jun
Jun
The way you approach the topic of race with your children can have a significant impact on their ability to be accepting of others. To help end racism, these are the most effective ways to talk to their kids and raising anti-racist children for white parents. In the past few weeks, there has never been […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Pre-teens and Teens
Can We Predict the Future of Teen Pregnancy Rates?
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Jun
Jun
The number of teen pregnancies has decreased in recent years. But can we predict the future of teen pregnancy rates? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, teen pregnancy rates have gradually decreased in recent years (CDC). But despite this, thousands of American teenagers become pregnant each year, resulting in negative implications for […]
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Jun
Jun
One of the famous social online platforms is Facebook on the surface, but is it appropriate for your child to have a Facebook account? Whether you like it or not, kids are obsessed with images, fans, and followers. Whether she’s ready or not, we shouldn’t even discuss this topic. Legally speaking, commercial websites and apps […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens
Increase in Suicide Rates in Young Girls Due to Social Media
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Jun
Jun
Recent studies say there has been an increase in suicide rates in young girls due to social media. Learn more about it in this article. Historically, males have been more likely than girls to take their own lives, and this trend is expected to continue. “A larger percentage increase in suicide rates” for female youth […]
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Jun
Jun
Quitting social media as a parent can be hard. And it can make parenting even harder. Here are experts’ advise why it’s nice to take a break. Once upon a time, social media was a source of amusement for me, but as time passed, it began to undermine my sense of worth. It has been […]
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Jun
Jun
In this article, find out why and learn of ways on how you can teach your children to be mindful. It’ll help them greatly in the long-run. Practicing mindfulness can help children learn how to focus, manage stress, regulate their emotions, and cultivate a good mindset. Here’s how to go about doing that. My daughter’s […]
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Jun
Jun
Tweens and teens are often bullied because of their menstrual cycle, known as period shaming. Education and empowerment can help change that. While the term period shaming may be unfamiliar to some, you know exactly what it feels like when your period comes early, and you don’t know what to do. It’s likely that you’ve […]
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Jun
Jun
What do you do when your son looks at strangers? Fear of strangers is typical in young kids. Try being patient, introducing new people slowly, & making confidence in social situations. It wasn’t until I worked in children’s hospitals for years that I became accustomed to the visual landscape: children in wheelchairs, wearing burns or […]
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Jun
Jun
Childhood trauma can have long-term consequences, such as heart disease or substance misuse issues, in later life. According to recent findings, it may potentially hasten the aging process. In this article, we’ll be diving deeper into understanding childhood trauma’s long-term effects on our children. Childhood trauma can cause a wide range of problems in later […]
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Jun
Jun
If your kid is emotionally sensitive, they may be an empath. Here are signs that your child is an empath and how you can adjust parenting. In other words, being an empath doesn’t mean you’re only sensitive. Empathy is the capacity to empathize with the emotions of others. An empath is a person who is […]
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Jun
Jun
It’s one of the most recognized social media platforms but is instagram safe for children to use? Here’s what parents should know. Instagram’s widespread use is impossible to ignore. Since its introduction in 2010, the photo-sharing app has become a byword for excellent thanks to a succession of high-profile users. For better or worse, kids […]
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Jun
Jun
In this article, we’ll talk about when and how you can teach your children about the internet. Which most likely they’re very familiar with. Your kid may already be obsessed with Instagram, whether you like it or not. But before your child creates an Instagram account, you should have a conversation with them about the […]
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Jun
Jun
It’s difficult to raise daughters: Despite the prevalence of positive messages and remarkable accomplishments, sadness and anxiety remain serious health concerns. Learn about the secret to raising a confident and contented daughter, so that she’ll become the best version of herself, no matter what is going on in her life. Keeping in mind that your […]
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Jun
Jun
When your kid gets to preschoolers’ age, it’s the ideal time to show them the importance of being friendly and start teaching manners. It isn’t easy to gauge how polite a preschooler should be. After all, it’s normal for a young child to jump out of the dinner table as soon as she’s finished her […]
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Jun
Jun
The daily drop-off can be difficult for children who don’t like being parted from their parents. If your child has anxiety about going to school, these suggestions can help them through the daycare, preschool, and primary school years. School is something I despise, says the child. Research shows that it’s a common complaint from children, […]
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Jun
Jun
Parents send their picky kids to specially devised clinics at kids’ hospitals. But here are techniques for getting picky eaters to eat! Is there anything you can do to strengthen your family? Eat with your dining companions! Dinner is the best time to disconnect from the demands of daily life and connect in a meaningful […]
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Jun
Jun
When you allow your child to experience the consequences of their behavior through the use of natural results, they are more likely to understand the implications. Natural consequences of children’s misbehavior can teach them to make sounder choices in the future but only when used on the right occasions. This article will show you how […]
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Jun
Jun
Even before your youngster is ready to try the potty, you can start the preparation for potty training. When it comes to potty training, pediatricians and potty specialists shared their advice. Make a List of Everything You See In order for your child to be successful at potty training, they must acquire not just physical […]
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Jun
Jun
Parenting kids that are overly sensitive poses unique challenges with discipline. Here are techniques for nurturing a kid who feels deeply.There are times when children with SPD overreact or underreact to stimuli, including touch, tone, and even food texture. Despite the fact that many parents believe it exists, medical professionals are divided on whether or […]
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Jun
Jun
As a parent, you may be startled to learn that your child’s interest in violent fantasies is normal and even healthy. Is violent play a concern for parents? Experts tell you when you can relax and when you should intervene. When it’s normal. Pretend violence is almost universally accepted as normal. Violent play is not […]
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Jun
Jun
As you leave the room, does your child weep or cling to you? She might be anxious about being separated from him. Separation anxiety in toddlers is when they fear being parted from their parents. To assist your child in adjusting to life without you, learn to recognize the warning signals. Farewells may be difficult, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Developing a Child’s Positive Attitude and Helping Him Reach His Full Potential
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Jun
Jun
Resilience may be fostered in children by instilling a growth mentality in them. So it is crucial to take the right steps in developing your child’s positive attitude. These are simple methods to help your family cultivate a more cheerful outlook. Life is unpredictable, and this is one of the most important lessons we’ve learned […]
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Jun
Jun
A toddler’s hitting problem can be troublesome. In this article, learn more about the causes and solutions for toddler hitting. You can help prevent your child from behaving in this way by doing a few things. Seeing your child whack another child can make you reassess your parenting abilities in a heartbeat. Even if it’s […]
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Jun
Jun
In this article, we’ll talk about how you can help your child overcome their biggest fears and how you can make them feel secure. For a small child, the world might be a frightening place because of the large animals and loud noises it contains. Using these suggestions from the pros, you may help him […]
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Jun
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The federal government doesn’t have an anti-bullying policy in place, but most states and school districts do. How far should we fight against bullying in schools? As many as 20% of pupils report being bullied at school, which equates to one in every five teenagers. Online name-calling and verbal threats are two examples of cyberbullying, […]
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Jun
Jun
When children are young, you must teach them how to behave in a socially acceptable manner. The rules and punishments you set up now will follow you all the way through your child’s life and into adulthood. ere are the best tips you can take in disciplining a toddler. Setting boundaries to stop your child […]
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Jun
Jun
Even if your child misses a birthday party because of social isolation or a challenging homework project that makes her feel like quitting, these are the best words you can say to encourage your children and keep their spirits up and self-confidence strong. Allow your children to ask questions and respond truthfully to them with […]
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Jun
Jun
You don’t want to penalize your children, but you want them to start behaving more respectfully. Having worked as a clinical psychologist and a mother of four, I’d like to convey the magic of “soft criticism.” Here are some guidelines on keeping your children’s self-esteem intact. It seems clear that our children should love themselves […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How to Teach a Willful Adolescent to Be More Independent
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Jun
Jun
Are you wondering if how you can teach your willful adolescent to be more independent? A teenager who wants to be their own person? Good! Here’s what to do about it now. It is common for teenagers to push the boundaries of their comfort zones in order to gain more freedom. As a child, you […]
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Jun
Jun
Race is being rethought in the United States thanks to the rise of multiracial offspring. So here’s a guide for helping multiracial children. In this way, you can instill in your children a sense of self-worth and satisfaction in their accomplishments. Despite the progress made in our understanding of race, we still insist on dividing […]
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Jun
Jun
Setting and accomplishing goals with children can be tough. In this article, we’ll discuss ways on how to make your kids more persistent. It’s common for parents to feel frustrated when their child doesn’t work hard enough to achieve something they know he can do. What are your options? One strategy to instill a can-do […]
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Jun
Jun
How do you know that your child’s processing speed is slow? Understanding your child’s processing speed is critical to reducing stress at home and school, according to one mother’s experience. Every task is an imaginary race that must be completed as quickly as possible. When my 10-year-old daughter gets bogged down in even the most […]
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Jun
Jun
It’s a win-win situation if you do a good deed. It benefits others and makes the deed-doer feel better about themselves. Learn more why committing kindness is the best way to raise happy children. There’s no better feeling than knowing you’ve helped someone in need by producing a get-well card with your kids for Uncle […]
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Jun
Jun
Hate is a difficult word, and hearing someone use it makes me pay attention to what they have to say. This term has a lot of weight, and we’re both aware of that. However, there are moments when we unconsciously employ it. If you don’t like your employer, have a constantly malfunctioning car, or vanilla […]
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Jun
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Today, more than ever, it’s critical to raise a child who is sensitive to the suffering of others and who treats people with kindness. You can get started here. When it comes to empathy and compassion, we’ve learned quite a bit in the past year and a half, from racial injustices to domestic terrorism to […]
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Jun
Jun
One mother seeks help from an expert on how to break into their child’s cliques. So here are some ways to break into playground squabbles. However, I find the local playground enjoyable and exhausting for my two-year-old daughter. I feel like I’m in a clique with all the other mothers, and I don’t want to […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Preschooler
Helping Your Preschooler Manage Emotions & Preventing Anxiety
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Jun
Jun
Helping your preschooler manage their emotions at their young age can be difficlut. But your child’s outbursts can be prevented by teaching him or her better skills to deal with stressful situations. In spite of the fact that preschoolers appear to be more mature than toddlers, they can still be overcome by powerful emotions such […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
What to Do if You Discover Porn in Your Teen’s Web History
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Jun
Jun
What do you do if you discover porn in your teen’s web history? Screaming in front of your child, or “over-reacting,” is discouraged by most psychologists who have dealt with this situation. Allow yourself a visceral reaction, but don’t do it in front of them. Then, before sitting down with your child to discuss it, […]
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Jun
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So, what’s going on with your middle schooler’s pals? In this article, we’ll talk about ways on how you can help your teens navigate their friends’ drama. That’s going to be difficult and emotionally taxing for you both. The advice of a father and school counselor is shared here. How to support your child in […]
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Jun
Jun
Playground nuptials are a common occurrence as soon as classes begin. What should you do if you’ve developed a serious puppy crush? In this article, we’ll talk about your child’s first crush and how you can handle it. A child’s first affection is usually his or her family. Because of the increased amount of time […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Helping Your Child Overcome Their Fear of Strangers
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Jun
Jun
A fear of strangers may be the cause of your baby’s crying and screaming when he sees them. In this article, we’ll talk about what you can do in helping your child overcome their fear of strangers. Read on! Even if it’s a relative from across the country, most babies feel grumpy when they see […]
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Jun
Jun
As a parent, dealing with the frequent mood swings of your child can be draining. Say hello to the ride of a lifetime! Irrational and unexpected behavior is typical among children between 7 and 8. Pre-tweens are more concerned about schoolwork and friendships. Even if you haven’t experienced any bodily changes, the hormones are only […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Preschooler
Your Child’s First Steps Towards Using the Bathroom in Public
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Jun
Jun
When it comes to potty training, does your child have issues with bowel movements? Why do some kids hate going potty? Your child’s first steps towards using the bathroom in public can be hard. So we talked to experts for advice on how to make them love going potty. Taking a bowel movement in the […]
Behavior and Discipline, Family, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Inspiring Parents and Children to Be Kind
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Jun
Jun
The goal of this article is inspiring both parents and children to be kind. As two moms’ popular message reminds us, it’s not just the kids who need to demonstrate kindness to one another this school year. As our children return to school, we’re concerned about how they’ll fit in in a new school or […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How Can I Help My Child Develop Confidence and Self-Esteem
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Jun
Jun
Are you a parent? Many parents are asking how they can help their child develop confidence. Our children’s adolescence makes us miss the days of baby-proofing, when we could easily recognize potential dangers and take action to protect our children. It becomes increasingly apparent as our children grow older how critical it is to detect […]
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Jun
Jun
You should not be frightened if your child appears to be growing slowly. Is there anything that you can do to assist? his article will help you figure out if early intervention is necessary for your child. Early personality traits such as staring at things for small periods of time, conveying her need to be […]
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Jun
Jun
Are you finding it hard keeping up with your child’s friends? Worry no more. This article contains valuable tips to help you out. It’s possible to balance your child’s social development and the need to enforce regulations through compromise and knowledge of your child’s growing friendships. Nobody who has a school-aged child has yet to […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
What Can I Do to Make My Teenager Stop Using Social Media
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Jun
Jun
Many parents are now confused as to how they can make their teenager to stop using social media. If you’re concerned about what your child posts on social media, you’re not the only one. Here are some pointers for approaching them about it. As I’m sure you’re already aware, lecturing teenagers doesn’t work. In order […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Advice From a Father on How To Handle Bullying From His Son
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Jun
Jun
In response to an incident that saddened his 9-year-old son, here’s an advice from a father on how to handle bullying from his son. At the time of this writing, Isaac Irvine’s Facebook video has been viewed more than 130,000 times. Bodi Irvine, Irvine’s son, talks about being teased and being told he looked like […]