Five tips for transitioning baby to solid foods
Posted December 12, 2015
Introducing solid foods is a fun developmental stage in baby's first year, and there are many right ways to go about it.
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Posted October 11, 2016
Most parents are always on the lookout for bullies—they're looking for other kids who might be bullying their child. But what if your child is the bully? Would you be able to admit this to yourself and do something about it? Most parents want to believe they are good parents, but nothing cuts to the core of a parent's insecurity more than when our children behave in a disgraceful way.
I think most parents want to believe they are good parents—if they have to admit that their child has acted inappropriately, then they feel like they have failed in some way, and understandably, most parents have a hard time with that.
Here are the top five signs that your child might be a bully.
My best advice to give to children dealing with bullies:
First, I would encourage the school's help if the peer is at school. Elementary schools in particular are very motivated to help end bullying. They have counselors, teachers and other school officials very prepared to help with a concern with bullying. Secondly, I would advise to speak up. To anyone you trust. Parents, spiritual advisor, teacher, best friend, family or even law enforcement are trustworthy individuals who can help you in your time in need. Remember, bullying only works when the victim remains silent; so speak up as much as you can.
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Introducing solid foods is a fun developmental stage in baby's first year, and there are many right ways to go about it.
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