17 posts with this tag
What are we talking about? A capricious child screams, cries, and stamps their feet, not because they want to be annoying, but because they can't find another way to express what is going on inside them. Sometimes tantrums are a way of manipulation, an attempt to get what they want. But there can be more compelling reasons.
Lina Park
The child has become irritable and is not interested in their favorite activities. Their academic performance has declined, and homework often remains unfinished. This may be emotional burnout, not temporary fatigue. Emotional burnout affects personality development and overall mental state, making it difficult to cope with challenges and enjoy life. How can you understand what is happening with your child? Can burnout be prevented or dealt with once it arises? In this article, we will examine the signs of childhood emotional burnout, its causes, and provide practical recommendations for parents.
Lina Park
What is it? The 5-year crisis in a child is a period characterized by sharp changes in behavior, emotions, and relationships with others. The main causes are self-awareness as an individual, the desire for greater independence, and attempts to bring fantasies to life.
Lina Park
Today, most children share one common hobby—the screen. Cartoons, games, and social media take up hours that used to be spent running, jumping rope, and playing tag. A real epidemic of hypodynamia has emerged: children move less, get tired faster, and more often complain of poor vision and back pain.
Elena Marwick
A child does not engage with classmates, argues, breaks rules, and refuses to go to school. Teachers complain, there are remarks in the diary, and tears at home. At some point, adults begin to seek an explanation and encounter the concept of "social maladjustment."
Lina Park
Sometimes a child seems to not argue, not shout, does what is asked, but something constantly goes wrong. They seem to intentionally ignore important things, do things carelessly, arrive late even though they "tried very hard not to be late," or silently express offense. There is no open conflict, but tension grows.
Lina Park
What is it about? The term "adolescent psychology" can be considered from two perspectives. The first is the science whose interests include the study of behavioral characteristics of adolescents. The second position implies a simple description of what is happening, as well as recommendations for teachers and parents on raising children in the difficult adolescent period.
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
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
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
«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