Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Wake up Early
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.
Screaming!
Friday, February 27, 2009
Teach Your Child How to Count
Teaching your children to count can actually be one of the easiest educational factors to teach your children, seriously. Perhaps different from what you may have heard, when counting becomes an everyday way of life you’ll find you don’t even have to spend a moment teaching. Sometimes even simple processes can seem complex and frustrating.
Counting is the first math concept that is taught in school, next to number recognition. And this process can begin to be taught as early on as two. It just all depends on how you see every day events at home. With a start like that your child will have no problem walking into Kindergarten being able to count to twenty, whether that be free count or object counting.
Even when your child is a baby you can count fingers and toes while you are bathing them, changing them, or communicating with them. You can also start at this age by introducing fun little counting books.
I'm back to earn extra income
Hello Guys, it's been a long time that I didn't updating this blog isn't it? Yah, because I need to think my family first. I have plenty of things to do first such as processing my papers because I'm planning to work abroad and hopefully it will be success for my kids future. They growing up faster and sooner they will studying and that is the part that I need to be prepare. Guys, please visit my blog always because you are all welcome. Happy blogging !!!:)
Monday, October 20, 2008
A Friends
This is the latest picture of my son together his friend Iking. They always play outside our house with their toys. Just like any other children they also fight once in a while. My mother took this picture outside of our house. They tried to do the same pose but Iking didn't know how to do it. They are both the same age but my son is smaller than his friend. I'm worried that my son will not grow up normally. I hope that it won't happen.

