Your child has his own character, and you’re seeing more of his personality every single day. It’s normal to have questions and not always understand why your child is being so difficult, why he’s throwing a temper tantrum, or why he sometimes he won’t leave your side. Here at You Are Mom, we’ll give you tips on how to raise your child well and see the underlying needs behind his behavior.
Modern life and the endless sources of entertainment available in our homes give children an almost immediate sense of satisfaction. However, there’s a downfall to this situation. Such easy and constant access to TVs, video games, tablets, etc. can cause…
The stages of sleep in babies and children contribute to bodily regulation as well as repair and help control energy and body temperature. Therefore, it’s preferable for little ones to go at their own pace. You’ll help your children rest…
Children who often feel down are usually diagnosed with childhood depression or mood disorder. There are many reasons for this condition – one that occurs in the early years of life or that may also show itself in adolescence. There…
There are many differences between protecting children and spoiling them. In the same way, there are many differences between a happy child and one that’s been spoiled. Keep in mind that the way we educate our little ones prepares them…
In order for children to learn their multiplication tables well, you’ll need to wait for the right moment. Children first need to understand what multiplication is and what it’s for. By knowing the benefits of this mathematical operation, it’ll be…
Just like for adults, children can suffer different types of headaches, and they’re usually nothing to worry about. In this article, we’ll talk about what could be causing your child’s headaches. Headaches can happen to everybody, even babies, so they’re…
Today we’re going to remind you of the importance of having a personalized morning routine for everyone in your family. This is a great way to start the day off on the right foot. To make sure your children have a…
You may be thinking that it’s an impossible mission for parents to educate children without saying “no.” Children need discipline, and if they don’t get it, then they can become tyrants. However, taking the word “no” out of our vocabulary…
Although it may not seem like it, it’s important to explain to your children the differences between memorizing and learning. Most young people think that memorizing their class material is enough, since it ensures that they’ll get good grades and…
Parents often use punishments to try to correct their children’s bad behavior. However, most parents use this method without knowing the differences between positive and negative punishment. Punishment is the least recommended behavior modification technique and should only be used…
The sociometric test is a good tool that can help teachers observe the relationships among students in a classroom. In this way, teachers can prevent and detect possible cases of bullying. For this reason, teachers must learn how to use…
When children get angry about anything and everything, it’s often a sign of hidden underlying problems. Therefore, it’s important to offer them special care and attention to help them deal with these issues. Today, we’ll take a closer look at…
Reinforcement is a good teaching and training method that seeks to correct children’s behavior. As the name implies, this technique focuses on reinforcing desirable behavior in order to encourage the children to do it more often. And, in turn, it…
Potty training your child can be a slow and complicated process, for the child, parents, and teachers involved. There isn’t a set age for kids to stop wearing diapers and start using the toilet. Every child is different and learns…
Children are an enormous source of vitality and energy. Therefore, when we notice their energy levels are lower than usual, it becomes a source of worry. This lack of energy in children can sometimes simply have to do with physical…
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) involves antisocial behavior that leads to hostility and disobedience. As the name suggests, children with ODD are defiant and uncooperative with authority figures. Children usually develop oppositional defiant disorder around the age of eight. If children have a…
Group study is one of the keys to helping make school life more bearable for children. When it comes to education, it’s easy for children to fall into stages of apathy and lack of motivation, especially during adolescence. At this…
“When he’s with family, he expresses himself correctly. However, my son doesn’t speak outside the home, especially to strangers.” Does this phrase sound familiar to you? If you’re experiencing the same situation with your child, we invite you to read…
The end of vacation means that people have to resume their daily routines. After enjoying time without school, fixed schedules, or responsibilities, children may find it hard to adapt to this change. Although post-holiday syndrome affects a small percentage of…
Early stimulation helps children develop properly and faster. In addition to having an impact on their sensory awareness, these activities also have positive effects on their cognitive, social and motor skills. This is more than enough reason to take advantage…