Behaviour

Below are our 23 articles in the behaviour' category:

Break Thumb Sucking or Pacifier Habit
Many babies suck their thumbs or use a dummy for comfort. Sometimes, however, the habit becomes so well established that several years later, the...
Dealing with Aggressive Teen Behaviour
Dealing with aggressive teen behaviour can be difficult for patterns. This article offers parents basic information on observing their teen’s...
Dealing with Teenage Truancy
Every year hundreds of thousands of UK students play truant. The government has recently spent over £1 billion trying to tackle the issue but little...
Developing Self Esteem
Self esteem is a gift parents give to their children. This article advises adults on traits displayed by children and teens with high and low self...
Discipline That Works
At some time every parent will need to discipline their children. This article describes popular methods of discipline, and points for parents to...
Hyperactivity and Diet
Parents of hyperactive children or those diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are...
Keeping Kids Drug Free
By the time they are teenagers, and often before, our children have probably been given the opportunity to experiment with drugs. As parents, we know...
Keeping Kids Smoke Free
According to the public health charity Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), as of 2005, 450 UK children began smoking everyday. What is more, almost...
Missing or Runaway Teens
Over 100,000 British teens runaway from home each year and this number only rises when missing teens are added. This article offers basic...
Motivating Your Teen
Even though they may act tough teens still need a lot of support before they will believe in themselves. Whether it’s getting organised, trying out...
Overcoming Shyness
Many children display signs of shyness. This article offers advice on easing shy children through social situations, and offers tips to parents on...
Preventing 'Teenage Behaviour' Before Teens
Though the overwhelming majority of teens are usually good kids, every last one of them is capable of displaying rebellious behaviour on occasion....
Raising Cooperative Kids
It is the goal of most parents to raise happy, cooperative children. Cooperative kids are a pleasure to be around and typically enjoy both social and...
Raising Courteous Kids
Watch a group of children playing anywhere in the world and you can pick out the ones raised by polite parents. They say please when they ask to...
Raising Happy Kids
Parents may not be able to make their children happy, but they can certainly raise their children to be healthy, confident and resilient. This...
Reinforcing Good Behaviour
Children who are polite, helpful, cooperative, and know how to control themselves are a pleasure to be around. Teaching their children to be well...
Setting Ground Rules For Teens
Discussing ground rules with your teenager will help everyone in the family understand what is expected of them. This article highlights common...
Solving Baby Sleep Problems
One of the most common guidelines foisted upon new parents is the old adage "Sleep when baby sleeps." Which is fine, if baby sleeps. If baby...
Solving Behavioural Problems
Many children exhibit behavioural problems due to frustration. This article describes common behavioural problems exhibited by children and teens,...
Solving Teenage Sleep Problems
On average teenagers need about eight to 10 hours of sleep each night, but when they don’t get this it can cause all sorts of problems, including...
Teaching Sharing
We all want to raise polite, well-mannered children who readily share their belongings with others. As any parent will tell you, however, sharing...
Teasing And Bullying
Most children are subjected to a little lighthearted teasing every now and then. Sometimes, however, that teasing becomes mean spirited and...
Warning Signs for Nightmares
Waking in the middle of the night from a bad dream can be very frightening for children. Nightmares, although a perfectly normal part of childhood,...
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