Does your child have a good self-esteem? Struggling in school can really take a toll on self-esteem. So here are some ways having a good self-esteem will help your child enjoy more school success.
I’ve been hearing this a lot at the moment when it comes to parenting: Encourage more; Praise less. Praise can be a very vague and, actually an unhelpful way, to honor our children and show them that we love and appreciate them. So how do we encourage our children more and praise them less?
Making time to connect with your anxious child using these tips and ideas will make all the difference to help them cope better.
It’s time to start fostering independence in your child so you don’t have to constantly look over their shoulder to make sure they are keeping up with their school work. Most parents want their child to be more independent without sacrificing their child’s academic success. Here’s how you can train and prepare them, step-by-step, to take more responsibility for their learning while still holding them accountable.
When your child is overwhelmed with school and all of life in general, you as Mom will play a vital role in equipping them to overcome as you walk this journey with them. Here are some action steps you can take to help your overwhelmed child.
Being a great mom doesn’t mean you have to be perfect. In fact, being “perfect” may do more harm than good. You just have to be ‘good enough’ to qualify as a great mom. Here’s how you can do that…and why it’s actually EXACTLY what your child needs.
If your child is struggling in school he or she may have some learning gaps. Here’s how you can identify them and work on closing those gaps so your child can start to improve and experience success!
One of the sure-fire ways to build a positive parent-teacher relationship, is to encourage your child’s teacher through the year. Doing just a few of these practical things will make them feel appreciated and taken care of. A side note: This is all about the heart! It’s not about bribery or getting something out of…
Building a good parent-teacher relationship with your child’s teachers is the most important key to making the school year a success. These are some important tips for how to work with your child’s teacher effectively in the new school year!
Going back to school after the long summer holidays can elicit a whole range of emotions for you and your child! After a month or more of being at home in their comfort zone, children may feel a little nervous about returning to the structure and routine of school. Here are some practical ways you can help your child prepare for the adjustment of going back to school to combat those jitters.
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