Thursday, March 29, 2012
In Vacation
Friday, December 18, 2009
When I'm a Kid
My parents are my first teachers for they taught and guided me in the most fundamental things and they opened up my childish ignorance to reality. They are there to teach me and to train me as I begin to live in accordance with what they believe is good for me. I learned from my parents almost every basic thing that a child should learn. I remember my father teaching me how to tie (properly) my shoelace and my mother correcting me that my slippers do not shrink, instead it was me who is getting big. Simple things like those ones, as I grow to maturity, are retained in my memories.
I may be away from my parents and my family as a whole, but there is this feeling of security that they will always be there, really like a 'home' that one can always go back to, to find love, comfort, happiness and all the wonderful feelings of being a part of that family. It's not always a sunny day in our family, of course, my siblings and I fight almost often and problems big and small often shake us. However, I think the reason why we are still standing and united together is because we are a family that believes in God, and the faith is so strong that every obstacle is overcome. Again, I am aware, that this way of thinking is influenced by my parents.
That's why right now, I have a two kids and I want to teach my kids what my parent did to me. They give me full of love, caring and everything.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Choose SafeVideo Games
As a parent, your child’s safety is the most important consideration that you make. This is very true when it comes to choosing a video games or online games that your child is playing or being exposed to. Especially nowadays,children love to play video games or online games for hours at a time, you need to be certain about the content of what they are being exposed to. This article is going to show you how to ensure that they are safe when playing online games.
The first step that you need to take is to check out the nature of the game itself. This should give you a good idea of whether it is safe for your child or not. If the video game has adult content, then it will be listed on the back of the game.
If you are buying the game online, then this information should be readily available in the product description. You just need to spend a couple of minutes and you will find it.
There are also likely to be review and comments on the video game. A quick browse through some of the comments should give you an indication of whether this is suitable for children or not.
There is also a rating board called the ESRB. This board is responsible for giving information on the nature of all video games. You will see a black letter on the games telling you a couple of things. The first thing is the appropriate age that children need to be in order to play the game (i.e. who it was designed for).
The next thing is the description of the content. This is listed on the back of the video game. This will tell you the nature of the content and why the game has been listed in the classification that it shows.
If you see the rating AO, then this means the video game is not safe for children. It is only for adults. You need to stay away from these games. Also, a listing with an M means that the content is mature and suitable only for people over 17 years of age.
These are the two standards to be aware of first. You will know immediately not to buy the game for your child.
There are a number of other ratings that are given also. Here they are:
EC - early childhood - suitable for ages 3 and older
E - everyone - suitable for everyone over 6 years old
E 10+ - games suitable for 10+ years
T - games for teenagers over 13 years
M - mature people over 17 years
AO - adults only - over 18 years old
Monday, March 2, 2009
How To Be A Good mother To your Kids
Here's the tips on how to overcome them and raise your child well.
- Help your child with their homework. Not only will you know what they're doing in school, but your child will probably start coming to you for help by themselves.
- Spend quality time with your child. Play ball with your son or do a craft project with your daughter. And make sure you have fun.
- Take your child out to museums, the theater, classical music concerts, and other cultural events. While they may not like it at the time, they will most likely be grateful when they are older that they have a more well-rounded background.
- Always be supportive and accepting.
- Always try to be fair.
- Don't use the phrase, "I carried you for 9 months!" in an argument. Your kids will most likely not understand what you actually had to go through, and it won't be really effective.
- A few other observations from another perspective:
- Parents need to teach their children how to be successful adults. Don't routinely do things for your children that they can learn to do for themselves.
- Life is a great teacher. Don't be too quick to rescue your child from the results of their own actions if the consequences are not overly severe.
- Your child is an individual deserving of respect, not an extension or a reflection of you.
- Love them unconditionally; don't force them to be who you think they should be in order to earn your love.
- Let them have freedom. Kids do not like it when you are on their case about everything.
- Don't punish them for the stupid things, talk through things and see how you can fix them rather than taking away privileges.
- Don't keep them on a really tight leash. It is said that if you do, your kids will try to rebel against you. If you can't trust them enough to let them have more freedom, talk about why, and what they can do and you can do to make things fair.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
My Two Little Kids
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Medicines
My kids have a sick right now ,maybe because of the weather who always changes. Yesterday I brought 2 medicines for their sickness. I brought Neosep for their temporarily relief of cold like clogged nose, runny nose and also I brought Carbocisteine for their dry cough. Hope that this medicine can help to their sickness right now.
