The ubiquity of the tablet has created a new medium of learning and exploration for kids. To many parents, the tablet is also an ad hoc nanny, soothing tears and quelling tantrums even before they could start.
An open letter can go a long way.
Though stress isn’t the sole cause of the seeming rising incidence in child disorder today, it is still something parents must be concerned about.
Higher blood levels of long-chain omega-3s, and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) in particular, are associated with better reading and working memory performance, according to a new observational study conducted at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
SMX MANILA partners with MediaCom Solutions Inc. to host the 1st Baby Expo Philippines 2013: Welcoming Life, Love and Care, set Dec. 6 to 8.
Raising preschool-aged children can either be exciting or exhausting. At age three to five, when they are at their most active, they try to explore and understand the world around them. The key is to always be there for them, guide them, and take the opportunity to steer them toward discoveries that can benefit them.
A young man opened up to me about his father. He spent years trying to understand the separation of his parents and to deal with his skepticism about his father’s love. Yet it seems, in all those years, he hardly felt his father’s dedication. “It seems he doesn’t care for me anymore,” said the young man.
I still remember when watching TV was a treat. That was in the early 1980s, when I was in grade school. Today, watching TV is something my 5-year-old preschooler takes for granted.
In the movie “Two Weeks,” I can’t forget what Sally Field told her children—“I cannot love you equally, but I can love you specially.” She said this when asked who among her four children she loved most.
We asked parents: Is it possible to love your children equally, or will there always be favorites?
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