Laura Kaine

In this article about 3 year old behavior changes, we're going to see what is an expected behavior at this age and what to do to prevent behavior problems. If your 3 year old is difficult, the parenting advices given in this article will help you see what you're doing wrong and understand your child's behavior.

In this article about disrespectful children, we'll go over the reasons why some children are disrespectful with their parents and siblings and I'll give you ways to end this disrespect.

As parents, we often think that we don't need a parents guide, that we should instinctively know how to discipline our kids, end tantrums, etc. The reality is that the great majority of parents do need a parents guide because parenting has to be learned!

In this article about 4 year old behavior, we're going to see what is a "normal" 4 year old behavior and what you can do to avoid 4 year old behavior problems. If your 4 year old is difficult to manage, the parenting advices given in this article will help you see what you can change in your parenting and better understand the 4 year old behavior.

Asking yourself how to be a good mother is an excellent thing. But please remember that there's no such thing as a bad mother! There are just parenting skills and guidelines that need to be understood and applied.

Ah toddler tantrums! The nightmare we parents hope won't happen in a public place and hopefully won't happen at all. But wishing that toddler tantrums never happen isn't effective at all. So learning how to prevent and manage toddler tantrums is your best option!

In this article I'm going to first explain the reasons why your toddler hits and I'll then give what I believe are the best ways to handle your toddler's hitting behavior and why some common reactions parents tend to have in this situation are not recommended and have the opposite effect on toddlers.

In this article about behavior problems in children, I'm going to share with you how to approach these problems and understand them, give you advices on what to change in your own parenting behavior and finally how to deal with behavior problems in children that are anchored and hard to stop.

Saying "I have no patience with my kids" already means that you know you're the one who has to change in order to have a more co-operative child, have more patience and feel more in control of some situations that are currently driving you crazy.