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Casual Articles - Eight Ideas on Being a Good Mother
We all wish to be famous and be liked by one and all. This is a natural and inborn trait in all of us. However, our habitual way of thinking is, by far, the biggest stumbling block to our progress. An overwhelming reason for being the kind of personality that we are, invariably leads to lack of self-esteem and self-confidence. We do have books by the legions, detailing you on how you could become a powerful and pleasing personality.But we need to go beyond ‘Do’s and Don’ts that these books strongly advocate, by first understanding ourselves. This is indeed, the starting point for making
“you are very smart”
“you are going to do great in swimming”
“you are an obedient child”( especially helpful spoken when they are young)
“you are such a good helper/hard worker!”
4. Read to your children. This has been said so many times, I won’t sa
Buying an HDTV can seem an intimidating task. There are so may different types on the market, with so many different features and specifications that just knowing where to start can cause headaches. However, it doesn't need to be painful. By following the five steps below, you can make buying an HDTV easy and even pleasurable – until the credit card bill arrives, of course.1. Check the resolution If you've done any research into HDTV, you'll know that the HDTV specification covers two resolutions: 720 lines and 1080 lines. So any TV which claims to be HDTV ready must have a
1.Train your child’s palate for good nutrition. I have 8 children that all eat their salad (and some ask for more!) before they have the rest of their dinner! I have just simply required this of them from the time they could chew lettuce, avocados, etc., from age 1-18 months on. All my children would eat 3 apples a day, and sometimes more, if I have it. (I buy by the box, and let them have pretty much all they want). This will help your child to be healthy his whole life. Nutrition is so important!!
2. Make eye contact often with your child. I love Michael Pearl’s analogy in his book To Train up a Child, of “tying strings” with your child every time you look at your child in the eyes, with approval beaming from you! It is amazing, but in our disconnected society, many parents don’t look at their child in the eyes and give their approval. Parents, Mom’s, FIND occasions to do this daily with your child!
3. Praise. Children blossom under praise, like flowers blossom under the sun! Avoid negative words. I know it is essential to correct and instruct children, but praise should be frequent. “Bless” your children! I speak blessings over mine:
“you are very smart”
“you are going to do great in swimming”
“you are an obedient child”( especially helpful spoken when they are young)
“you are such a good helper/hard worker!”
4. Read to your children. This has been said so many times, I won’t say
Panic attacks, also known as anxiety attacks are a moment that suddenly occurs causing a period of intense fear. The symptoms a sufferer can feel vary from nausea, sweating, trembling, shortness of breath, sensation’s of choking and heart palpitations. Although attacks come suddenly, seemingly unprovoked they can often be triggered by phobias.Panic attacks not only have physical symptoms, they also cause psychological distress that can be emotionally draining. The feelings a person has when suffering a panic attack can go as far as a fear of dying and a strong urge to escape the situation or
2. Make eye contact often with your child. I love Michael Pearl’s analogy in his book To Train up a Child, of “tying strings” with your child every time you look at your child in the eyes, with approval beaming from you! It is amazing, but in our disconnected society, many parents don’t look at their child in the eyes and give their approval. Parents, Mom’s, FIND occasions to do this daily with your child!
3. Praise. Children blossom under praise, like flowers blossom under the sun! Avoid negative words. I know it is essential to correct and instruct children, but praise should be frequent. “Bless” your children! I speak blessings over mine:
“you are very smart”
“you are going to do great in swimming”
“you are an obedient child”( especially helpful spoken when they are young)
“you are such a good helper/hard worker!”
4. Read to your children. This has been said so many times, I won’t sa
The easiest way to get yourself into trouble when buying a home, particularly your first home, is not checking around to see what different options are available to you in terms of home loans or mortgages. For many people, the financial services provider or lender that they go with will be the one whose advert is most appealing. The APR (Annual Percentage Rate) that most adverts show is far below what the providers really charge on their loans and mortgages. The aim of the adverts is to attract customers that otherwise may have gone the competition.The difference between the advert and the i
2. Make eye contact often with your child. I love Michael Pearl’s analogy in his book To Train up a Child, of “tying strings” with your child every time you look at your child in the eyes, with approval beaming from you! It is amazing, but in our disconnected society, many parents don’t look at their child in the eyes and give their approval. Parents, Mom’s, FIND occasions to do this daily with your child!
3. Praise. Children blossom under praise, like flowers blossom under the sun! Avoid negative words. I know it is essential to correct and instruct children, but praise should be frequent. “Bless” your children! I speak blessings over mine:
“you are very smart”
“you are going to do great in swimming”
“you are an obedient child”( especially helpful spoken when they are young)
“you are such a good helper/hard worker!”
4. Read to your children. This has been said so many times, I won’t sa
While many business professionals understand the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle as it pertains to process improvement, the model doesn’t work particularly well for dealing with changes in individual or organizational behaviors. However, an alternative model based on Gestalt psychology can be very useful, and consists of four major phases.1. Awareness – Significant change is unlikely to occur if the entity is not aware of the need for change, which is why feedback mechanisms are necessary. Individual performance appraisals, customer satisfaction surveys, and reviews of organizational & proc
3. Praise. Children blossom under praise, like flowers blossom under the sun! Avoid negative words. I know it is essential to correct and instruct children, but praise should be frequent. “Bless” your children! I speak blessings over mine:
“you are very smart”
“you are going to do great in swimming”
“you are an obedient child”( especially helpful spoken when they are young)
“you are such a good helper/hard worker!”
4. Read to your children. This has been said so many times, I won’t sa
Child support enforcement is a growing area of family law. Once child support has been ordered by a Court, or agreed upon by two parents, it is not always smooth sailing. Although we hear a lot about "deadbeat parents" (and there are both moms and dads who are deadbeats), the overwhelming majority of parents pay support and take care of their children as agreed upon or ordered. But, when that is not the case, you have to know how child support enforcement works.Child support enforcmement in one form or another is available in every state for collecting against deadbeat parents. Th
“you are very smart”
“you are going to do great in swimming”
“you are an obedient child”( especially helpful spoken when they are young)
“you are such a good helper/hard worker!”
4. Read to your children. This has been said so many times, I won’t say much here, except it’s definitely a good habit. It develops a curiosity for what’s in books, and a love of learning, and it’s definitely “quality” time! We like true stories, adventure, animal, mysteries….
5. Teach your children to work, by having them work with you. Sometimes my daughter and I set the timer and work for 15 minutes together in each room. Sometimes it is necessary we work in separate rooms, but it’s so much more enjoyable to whip through the rooms together. Have a chore chart, give them household responsibilities, teach them to cook (and clean as you go!). A child that knows these things has a sense that they are needed in the family, and a sense of security in knowing how to complete basic duties.
6. Play Bible CD’s (we get ours from “Hosanna”), and classical music for your children at nap and night time. The Word of God “will not return void”…My children know a lot of scripture from these times. Classical music is also proven to increase a child’s learning ability, unlike the irregular beat of contemporary/rock ‘n roll music, and TV. I am not saying to omit these, but the more of the former, and the less of the latter, the better!
7. Time out for Mom. Mothers, do not neglect your selves--even fifteen minutes can be refreshing! It is healthful mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually for you to have a little time to yourselves. I of all people kno
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