Becca Wilson

Here are 5 secrets to raising independent kids you don’t want to forget! It is tempting to dress your two-year old just to get it done, but if you want your child to grow up to be independent, let them do it themselves. When a parent establishes complete control as an authoritative parent, the child learns to follow what they are told to do instead of learning to be independent. If you want independent kids, collaborate with your child on discipline, vacations, and rules.

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Many ADHD children will have the surprising focus, otherwise known as addiction, to video games though. This helps your ADHD focus on something beyond video games while using their mind and helps them to feel proud of their accomplishments. Have your child run and continue to try to beat their last timed run; it’s a great way to encourage exercise while having fun. If you really want to help your ADHD start to learn focus, self-control and discipline then you should start introducing some of these activities beyond video games for your ADHD child.

It’s natural to worry about our children’s well-being, and some worry can be an indicator that something is wrong. When it begins to overwhelm your life and you get caught up in this negative cycle, you often spend much of your time lecturing, hovering, nagging, and yelling at your children. When you feel the anxiety levels rising, follow these tips for parental anxiety: Many times parental anxiety can be combated by figuring out why you are anxious in the first place. Think about the good things, how life has always worked out thus far, and how wonderful many things in your life are.