Category Archives: Parenting Advice
On the Sidewalk
Encounters from the streets, coming across a mother and a child throwing a temper tantrum, translated… 6:48, Friday evening, a mom who has her identification tag already smeared her makeup, her originally tied back ponytail, now fallen down, across her … Continue reading
Having the Child Pick Up Her/His Own Toys without Inflicting Any Pain on the Child
On training your own young, to pick up AFTER themselves, so you don’t need to follow behind them to pick up the toys and things that your children dropped all over the places, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… … Continue reading
Living with the Difficult Predicaments of Our Lives, on Being Parents
Trying to, be on, the SAME page, in your, parenting, when one of you parent, the other, stay OUT of it, and, staying, consistent with your children, as best, as you, can…translated… “Is nobody going to admit to it? Then, … Continue reading
Learning Together in the Gardens, on Ways to Achieve Better Results in Learning
The learning process, with the child, initiating, the processes, works the best! Translated… Even though we’d, just moved back to Taiwan from the Netherlands, after the winter break, my eight-year-old daughter is headed off to second grade, we’d worried that … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Education, Experiences of Life, Interactions of Parents & Childlren, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Parenting Advice, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Purpose of Education, the Learning Process, The Passages in Life, Values of Life
Tagged Child-Initiated Learning
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Generation Depressed: the Parents of This Generation Used the Most Hearts to Raise Their Young, But the Children are Most Unhappy Generation of All
The statistical results are, ambiguous here, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… More than Half are Getting Along Quite Well with the Parents, but the Rates of Suicide, of Depression, at the Highest in Ratio in History The parents … Continue reading
Posted in A Wrong Kind of Love, Bad Parenting, Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Lessons of Life, Mistakes in Parenting, Opinions, Parenting Advice, Properties of Life, the Consequences of Life, The Passages in Life, the Teenage Years, Values of Life
Tagged Contributing Factors to Unhappy Children, Generation: DEPRESSED!, Professional Opinions
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How to Cope with Your Children’s Romantic Intimacies?
How do we cope, when our children start having sex with their boy or girlfriends, that, would be the MILLION-DOLLAR question for ALL parents out there, isn’t it? Translated… Awhile back, my friend, A called, she was in a really … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Education, Experiences of Life, Interactions of Parents & Childlren, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Parenting Advice, Philosophies of Life, Properties of Life, Purpose of Education, the Consequences of Life, The Passages in Life, the Process of Life, Values of Life
Tagged Knowing How to Protect Herself, Safe Sex Practice, When Your Children Start Having Sex
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A Child Used His Father’s Cell Phone to Play the Games, Spent a Total of $260,000N.T.s, there’s the Turning Off of the Small Payments to Prevent This from Happening Again
This is WHAT you CAN get, when you let your kids, play with, those, HIGH-TECH devices of yours, you LOSE money, B-I-G times!!! Off of the Newspapers, translated… As the kids have nothing to do at home, the most frequent … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction to Using Hi-Tech Devices and the Internet, Beliefs, Cost of Living, Experiences of Life, Facts, Lessons of Life, Parenting Advice, Properties of Life, Ranting About Life, the Consequences of Life
Tagged Children & High-Tech Gadgets, Raising the Children in the High-Tech Era
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The Philosophy of Playing on the Slides
The lessons of life, from every day encounters, from parent-children interactions in the local parks, translated… My best friend’s child is turning three recently, she’d, come to me, stressed out, asking, how to, teach her young the rules. On the … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 