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🖥️ Children spend hours in close quarters with their peers, sharing everything from books to snacks—and, unfortunately, germs. Read our new BLOG post to understand and prevent common school illnesses all year-long. FIND OUR BLOG POST HERE: https://suramedhealthcenter.com/understanding-and-preventing-common-school-illnesses/

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Internet Safety For Kids: 7 Tips For Parents Infographic

Enhance Internet safety for kids with our comprehensive infographic, Discover the 7 most important Internet safety guidelines for parents.

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គន្លឹះក្នុងការបង្រៀនកូនរបស់អ្នក-Tips for teaching your child [Tipsforpar...

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Increase #memorypower For Kids - Vallarai Keerai | Kid's Health Tips 

#vallaraikeerai  is a powerful herb which confers immense health benefits, primarily for enhancing brain activity. It is majorly using for Kids to boost the #memorypower. This leaf is also a best herb which is commonly uses for Medicine that rectify your joint pain, healing stomach ulcers, decreasing stress and anxiety. #memorypower #kindshealth #healthtipsforkids #vallaraikeerai #kids #tipsforparents #herbal #healthbenefits #ayurveda

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This caution should be taken with kids | Dr. Pankaj Sharma Hospital from Dr. Pankaj Sharma on Vimeo.

While consuming food, This caution should be taken with kids.

� Avoid Small Pieces of Food

�Avoid Canned Food

� Avoid Unseasonal Fruits

� Avoid Unwashed Fruits

� Avoid Fruits with Seeds

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Water Wisely, Climate Change Effects, Back to School Tips

Water Wisely, Climate Change Effects, Back to School Tips

https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/132559/water-matters-climate-change-effects-back-to-school-tips Besides the financial burden of re-landscaping, maintaining a garden during a drought is essential not only for the aesthetics and beauty a garden provides but for keeping your home cooler and contributing to a fire safety zone. If you let your plants and trees die, your parched landscape could…

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Do you remember that fingerprint book I showed you a while ago? 📘 We've been so busy with other things, that we haven't done anything with it until today. I have a very happy girl getting messy, stamping her way through the book, but not necessarily doing what the book tells us to do. She's got her own way, making her own creations, and I am not going to stop her. I love how she's using her imagination, and want to embrace it for as long as I can. ❤ #creativekids #imagination #parenting #funforkids #kidsonlockdown #dziendobry #dzieckokreatywnie #positive #positivevibes #mumblog #mumblogger #kidsart #kidssthome #zabawadladzieci #tipsforparents #taskforkids https://www.instagram.com/p/CKg1ohAl7ln/?igshid=10ulgofow8cao

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Social networks are a great place for young people to demonstrate their talents. Therefore, as a parent, there is a lot you can do to ensure your children’s experience is both safe and fun. Being the most reliable builder in Kerala, Veegaland Homes has created a set of social media tips for parents, to help you encourage your teen to build up the tools to make social media work for them and navigate the risks and rewards associated with it.

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Financial Tip: Start saving for your child's college education as soon as he/she is born.⠀ ⠀ Take advantage of the fact that you have 18 years to save and invest for your child's college education. Remember that tuition fees will continuously rise due to inflation.⠀ ⠀ If you have a baby this year, in 18 years, the tuition fees of a 4-year course in college for the top schools in the US will range from $400-$500K.⠀ ⠀ Build your your education fund as early as possible. The longer your time horizon, the less contribution you can make and the higher return it can generate.⠀ ⠀ #tipsforparents #parentsupport #financialfreedom #money #debtfreecommunity #finance #budget #budgeting #debtfree #debtfreejourney #investing #financialindependence #invest #financialtip #financialeducation #financialplanning #personalfinance #whycryovermoney https://www.instagram.com/p/CBLPp6KBA9U/?igshid=k1fdatj0y4qy

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🍯 DID YOU KNOW? Babies under 1 year old should NOT eat honey. It can contain harmful bacteria that their little bodies can't handle. Keep your baby safe and wait until they're older! 🌐 suramedhealthcenter.com

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5 Tips For Bolstering Your Child's Early Learning It is essential to ensure that you take the most care of your child's early learning as a parent. Here are some ways in which you can duly support your children

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#ParentTips February is #teendatingviolenceawarenessmonth and all month long we're providing information, tips and tools - #WhatsAGirlToDo #PayneAndGlory #EmpoweredToImpact #WhatsAGirlToDo #teendatingviolenceawarenessmonth #huddleup #loveisrespect #DatingAbuse #TeenDV #TipsForParents https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt11zVKh370/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rr5bs81ahpn

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Motherhood Coffees is all about baby care, motherhood experience, other parenting issues you may find answers to your journey of motherhood.

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How To Avoid Stressful Morning's-Tips For The Working Parent/Person

How To Avoid Stressful Morning’s-Tips For The Working Parent/Person

Let’s face it….Life is very busy these days! Everyone is trying to manage time between working, family time- which is also separate from Adult and kids time, recreation time, ME-time, all types of “times”. As of lately I’ve been really trying to get a handle on arranging things at home to help make my mornings smoother and ultimately the entire work week. So to give you guys some things I do to…

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HOW TO HELP YOUR AGGRESSIVE CHILD?

Is your child getting aggressive when you try to stop him from doing his nuisance? And are all worried about his future as his young aggressions are just too much to handle? Here's how to help your aggressive child - Aggression in children can come from any of the following reasons: 1. Too much violence on TV or video games: These are directly known to affect the nervous system and lead to aggression, hyperactivity, lack of concentration. 2. Not getting enough personal attention from parents especially if there is a younger sibling at home: Often our busy lifestyle means that we do things in a generalised way. For example, our outings are trying to do as many things as possible in one trip - grocery shopping, important supplies shopping, meeting a relative, eating out, etc. Being parents, we feel that we have done our duties as parents but what the children need is our personal attention. If there are two children, it is very important to plan at least one to two hours personal time of each parent with each child. This gives them the space needed to open up and express themselves. Which is very rare in today's busy time! 3. Bullying at school or on playground or at home: They cannot share as it is their personal insult but it results in the form of aggression at home where they feel powerful. 4. Some physical disturbances like lower eyesight, hard of hearing, etc.: These children suffer but they do not know that something is wrong with them or that it can be corrected. They are highly self-conscious and hence, often resort to aggression to prove their prowess. 5. Insecurity due to any reason: You need to talk to them and find out if they are feeling insecure and what's making them so. 6. Not able to understand or perform in the class: Many children do not understand the way a particular teacher teaches in a classroom. Also all children do not have aptitude for all subjects and some may not have aptitude for academic excellence - as parents all children are expected to do good in studies just because we send them to good school. This makes it very difficult as they feel pressure on them all the time which can be expressed in aggression or withdrawal. SUGGESTIONS: 1. Try to spend a lot of free time with the child. Meaning when you are not pressed for time or any other activity and when you do not talk about studies or his behaviour. Just be there. May be take him out for his favourite activity and share with him your day, your issues at workplace or how you had suffered as a child. This will encourage him also to start speaking his heart out. BUT remember all this takes a lot of time and patience. 2. Formulate a schedule with your spouse so each one of you sits in a casual mood with each of the children separately and just chit chat. Next time change the parent child pair. Listen more and talk less. Talk to him like he is an adult. Don't always overload him with instructions. If he is not studying or behaving now, getting angry is not going to create any miracle. 3. Slowly ask him if he likes all his teachers, his friends or classmates, his subjects and what difficulties he has with each of them. In my practice as an ophthalmologist I have come across many children who could not see the blackboard clearly due to low eye sight but were afraid to accept. But they could not see and hence could not copy from the blackboard and hence, suffered many insults in school as well as from parents. 4. Take your children for regular eye check ups till they are 18 years of age. 5. Children who do not perform well at school are the ones that require help with studies. These children are then sent to tuition classes where again the child is studying in a group and hence not learning or too shy to ask difficulties or again distracted by other children. For such children it is often best to have home tutors who can teach at the speed and understanding the level of the child. Your child will not spend time going to and from the tuition and you will be able to monitor his progress on a personal level with the tutor. 6. Finally please seek face to face counseling for yourself and your child. Often we parents need to understand what to do with our particular child who is unique. Also we need help for our frustrations and tensions so that we can handle them with patience. For the children it is often easy to open up with a non-judgmental outsider than with a parent who is always judging and threatening. I am in the profession of counseling for over 15 years and yet I encourage my children to see other counselors whenever we are not able to get through to each other. I am confident your child can be helped with these tips. For more help you can ask me a question on this site.

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