Fatherhood & natural parenting from the perspective of a tree-hugging dirt worshipper
If you’ve noticed that your toddler isn’t eating as well as he or she used to, it’s probably not a cause for alarm. Between the ages of one and five, it’s normal for children to experience an appetite slump. If you want to try to jumpstart your toddler’s appetite, here are some suggestions that may help.
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Many parents dream of their children developing a passion for music, but few of them take the steps needed to instill that love of music at an early age. You can start getting your kids interested in music by playing songs for them yourself or on the radio as soon as they are born. Eventually, however, you probably want to get them involved in music lessons. The time for guitar lessons and piano lessons stumps many fathers, so here is a guideline to help.
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Discussing death with your children is a tough subject for lots of parents, but it’s a discussion that you shouldn’t avoid. Death is a part of life that everyone will experience and it’s your job as parents to make sure that your kids are aware and well-informed about it. More importantly, it’s important that you let them know that it’s okay to talk about it.
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Not only is it essential that your child falls asleep well, but it’s also vital that they stay asleep. When they wake up regularly throughout the night, their sleep cycles are interrupted, resulting in feeling less rested.
That’s why it’s critical that you do whatever you can to facilitate a healthy sleep schedule in your child’s life. Here are some of the best ways how.
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The role of a parent can be stressful, emotional, and exhausting but it is also a rewarding experience and a great privilege. Every parent wants their child to feel safe, secure, and happy within the family home, but what does that mean? How does one ensure their home is a place of safety and positivity for children?
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Even though parents may try as hard as possible to avoid tantrums, sometimes they are inevitable. Part of being a parent involves moments in the grocery store with your child kicking and screaming in front of a live audience. There may be moments when you want to roll on the ground and kick and scream yourself. However, it’s vital that you keep your cool. Losing your patience along with your child won’t get you anywhere.
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Having an involved father teaching their kids the value of family, friends, life, money, and yes, saving energy and its impact on the environment, can go a long way.
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The things we thought were lame are the very things that our kids today find to be in style, and if you’re not doing or wearing these things we once dreaded, you’re considered lame… how ironic is that!
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