Spiritual parenting is a holistic approach to raising children that focuses on nurturing their inner selves, connecting them to their higher power, and fostering a sense of purpose and meaning in their lives. It is about recognizing that our children are not just physical beings but spiritual beings with unique gifts, talents, and potential.
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Over the past few decades, parenting has become increasingly overprotective. Parents are constantly bombarded with messages about the dangers of the world and the importance of keeping their children safe.
While the intentions behind overprotective parenting are good, the consequences can be harmful. Children who are overprotected may struggle with independence, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.…
Kangaroo parenting, also known as skin-to-skin contact, is a parenting practice where a newborn baby is held against their parent's bare chest. This practice has been shown to have numerous benefits for both the baby and the parent. In this chapter, we will define kangaroo parenting, discuss its benefits, and explore its drawbacks.
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The term "tiger mom" was popularized by Amy Chua in her 2011 book, "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother." In the book, Chua describes her own experiences as a Chinese-American mother raising her two daughters using a strict, traditional Chinese parenting style. This style emphasized academic achievement and obedience, with Chua setting high expectations for…
Dragon parenting is a term used to describe the unique parenting style required when raising a child with extraordinary abilities and traits, similar to those of mythical dragons. Dragon children are often described as strong-willed, independent, and creative, with a fierce determination to succeed.
The first step in successful dragon parenting is to understand your…
At one year of age, your baby may have just started to sleep through the night, and you may have thought that you have conquered the challenge of sleepless nights. But suddenly, your baby starts waking up frequently at night, or maybe they are refusing to go to sleep at bedtime. What is happening? Your…
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