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«My son doesn't want to learn at all. No, he's not a schoolboy yet, he's only 5. But as soon as I try to engage him in something—teach letters, numbers, draw—he either refuses immediately or loses interest after a couple of minutes. School is just around the corner, and I don't know what to do? How can I interest him?", complains the mother of 5-year-old Maxim.
Lina Park
Our energy directly depends on the lifestyle we lead and what we eat. It's obvious that you won't feed a child fast food, and if you do, it won't lead to anything good. The diet of any person, not just a child, should be as balanced as possible. Energy intake should be approximately equal to its expenditure. In simple terms, the more we move, the more active lifestyle we lead, the more energy-rich foods we need to consume.
Lina Park
Does a child have problems if they are healthy, well-fed, and live in a loving family? To us adults, it seems like no, or that their problems are not real problems compared to ours. That's why we often don't pay any attention to children's difficulties. Instead of helping the child cope, we shout, punish, or ignore them. Meanwhile, we think the child will understand they are wrong and behave differently.
Lina Park
Have you been yelling at your child and arguing with your husband lately? Not touching household chores and not wanting to do anything? It seems like just a little more and something will happen. Something bad or someone will get hurt. Familiar feelings?
Lina Park
Here is the translated HTML with all formatting, tags, and structure preserved exactly as in the original: Have you noticed that your child struggles more than others with learning to read and write? They can't seem to remember the alphabet and spend hours trying to read a couple of words, while your efforts to fix the situation only lead to stress for both of you? Most likely, your child has dyslexia.
Lina Park
Have you heard of the Howe-Strauss generation theory? Do you know which generation you belong to? Even if not, it will be useful for you to find out which generation your children belong to and how they differ from you. Thanks to this, you will be able to understand them better and have fewer conflicts. And also help them grow up happy and fulfill themselves in life.
Lina Park
Games have been replayed, books have been reread, movies and cartoons are already making you sick, and your home has never been this clean? Yes, this is the situation in almost every family around the world today. Looking for ideas on what to do during quarantine when everything is already boring?
Lina Park
Your child finally won, and you said "okay"? Now you face a difficult task—deciding which pet is best to get for a child in an apartment, so that neither the renovation suffers nor the chores increase too much.
Lina Park
A child can be taught to read at the age of 3. Yes, he will indeed be able to read at the level of a schoolchild. But you shouldn’t rush if his brain isn’t mature enough. This is not only a waste of time but also harmful to further development.
Emma Carlisle
«Mom, where did I come from?», «Why are boys and girls different?», «Why is that man like that?», «What's that you have there?» and a million more «What?», «Why?», and «How?» we hear every day from our growing children. Some questions we answer easily, while others leave us stumped, making us blush and breathe heavily.
Lina Park
Is your child between 5 and 7 years old and spends all their free time on gadgets, showing no interest in anything else? Have you started limiting their screen time, but this only worsened the situation and drove you apart? In this article, we explore how to find a balance so that your child doesn’t spend hours glued to gadgets and learns to use them wisely.
Lina Park
What do you think? Is it difficult or easy to develop logical thinking in a child? We answer - it's difficult! But if you can engage the child, then it's incredibly simple and exciting! After all, children love to play with objects that are at home. We have selected 10 games from improvised items for you to choose from, which will help your child develop logical thinking.
Zara Mitchell