Tips for raising happy, bright, and productive kids
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Jun
These are simple tips for raising happy, bright, and productive kids.
We try very hard to plant my basic philosophy of life into all my children. This site is built around my first parenting tip.
Ensure your children have an abundance of books and magazines to read and enjoy at all times. Support your school at the book sales and make the library a regular habit. Also, make sure your children all receive a magazine each month with their name on it.
Raise your children with the mindset that learning is fun and then set the example.Â
You can help your children how to research a project or report.Â
Always look through the encyclopedias, check out the recent magazines, browse the bookshelf, and check the internetÂ
Knowing how and where to find the answers to all the questions is a pretty powerful bit of knowledge.
Knowledge is not what you can retain, but how fast you can find the answers.Â
Good character is the ability to follow through with a resolution long after the mood. Tell your child if you commit to anyone in any way, write it down, carry it with you in your wallet, purse, or daily planner and remove only when the commitment has been fulfilled.Â
Your kids will see this and catch on to this great philosophy.Â
A straightforward way to put this in children’s terms is with pets. Children make a big resolution to that pet when they are young and cute. A year or two later, the pet has grown up and is either cared for and loved daily or left ignored in the corner somewhere. Teach your children to follow thru with their resolutions.
The alphabets sets are a mix of Sleeping, Slanting, and bend lines. For instance, T is composed of one standing and one resting line. B is a blend of standing lines and 2 curve lines.
Children begin to learn our language, “no” becomes a very important word. That is the word that will keep our baby’s safety and allow them to become teenagers.
Children forget what they have learned today, so, through these games, children have given their lessons. Children will remember the answer well and will not forget it.