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Lesson on Patience

14 May Steps Parents Can Take to Teach Kids Grit

Posted at 14:04h in Building Confidence and Courage, Lesson on Patience, Modern Parenting Techniques, Teach Growth Mindset to Your Kids, Teaching Your Kids by Hanna 0 Comments

For anyone wondering how to raise gritty kids, there is not just one answer. Rather, it is a series of steps that can be both enjoyable and rewarding. The first step in how to teach grit...

06 May How to Build Resilience in Children

Posted at 09:57h in Building Confidence and Courage, Importance of Teamwork in Kids, Lesson on Patience, Mommy Tips, Teach Growth Mindset to Your Kids, Teaching Your Kids by Hanna 0 Comments

Teaching resilience in early childhood is important in building up your child’s ability to cope and remain strong regardless of the many challenges that he may face. Resilience is important in keeping him happy and one...

05 May How to Encourage Positive Sibling Relationship

Posted at 17:17h in Acts of Kindness for Kids, Empathy for children, Lesson on Patience, Mommy Tips by Hanna 0 Comments

There are a lot of activities to build sibling relationships that can help make them the best of friends who rely on each other. Siblings who share a strong bond and who love each other are...

27 Apr Why Boredom is Good for Your Kids

Posted at 11:31h in Activities with Kids, Lesson on Patience, Teach Growth Mindset to Your Kids by Hanna 0 Comments

You would normally think that boredom would be bad for your child, but it does not have to be. When done right, it can lead to a lot of fun and excitement. This doesn’t mean that...

10 Mar Powerful Lesson on Patience for Kids

Posted at 10:44h in Lesson on Patience by Hanna 0 Comments

Raising a child requires a considerable level of patience and more so when you are trying to teach him how to be patient. In this matter, the best place to start is always addressing “What...