Parenting and Psychology

Tantrums in a Toddler: How to Keep Calm

Tantrums are a normal part of your toddler's development. When they are angry or upset, it's a sign that their emotional and control skills are still developing. As a parent, your reaction can significantly affect how your toddler copes with these emotions. During a tantrum, your

Baby's Cry: Why It Happens and How to React

A baby's cry is a way of communication, especially for babies who cannot yet express their feelings in words. Instead of seeing it as anxiety or disobedience, let's consider what their cry means and how we can help. It's important to remember that you

Parenting and Psychology

Why It's Important to Support Children, Not Criticize Them

Every child faces challenges and mistakes in their development. This is a natural part of the learning and growth process. However, it's important to remember that the approach to correcting and criticizing children should be especially careful. Here's why. Firstly, criticism can undermine a child'

Parenting and Psychology

What is EQ, and how to develop it

Emotional intelligence, or EQ, is a set of skills that allow a person to recognize, understand, and manage their own emotions, as well as the emotions of other people. It includes emotional awareness, emotion management, empathy, social skills, and much more. People with a high level of EQ understand the

Parenting and Psychology

Why does a child behave worse when you're around?

When your child starts behaving badly as soon as you appear, it doesn't mean that they don't love you or trust you. In fact, it's the opposite! Children see you as a place of protection and safety. When they feel tense or stressed, they