Monthly Archives: September 2019
FATHER IS HUSBAND OF MY MOM
Many working parents complain that they do not have enough time to fully communicate with their children. Psychologists are sure – this is nothing more than excuses and adults simply do not know how to prioritize. As a rule, husbands in families play the role of a breadwinner and consider it their main duty to provide for their families financially – the more they bring money to the house, the better they fulfill their duties.
In such families, usually a woman is fully engaged in children from physical needs to heart-to-heart talks. Many men consider upbringing exclusively female occupation. Continue reading
7 YEAR CRISIS AS ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
We are used to taking the word “crisis” in a negative way. However, adhering to positive thinking, one can read the interpretation in a completely neutral sense. This is a turning point, a transitional moment or, when it comes to growing up a child, is the next stage of development.
The transitional stage between preschool age and the first textbooks plays a very important role in the development of the child and its formation as an independent person. During this period, a certain misunderstanding between children and parents is characteristic, since during this particular stage the child begins to consciously adopt the features of parental behavior, try specific social roles. This, in turn, requires patience and emotional flexibility from parents. Moms and dads should know how to overcome the crisis of 7 years, what to do and how to cope with it. Continue reading
DEMOCRATIC AND AUTHORITIVE STYLES OF EDUCATION
The process of family education is a comprehensive system of parental attitudes aimed at the child. Its goal is to prepare children for independent life in society. Without a doubt, every loving parent feels the burden of responsibility for the future of their own child. He also understands how difficult it can sometimes be to control the process of growing up. If you show excessive softness – the son or daughter ceases to obey. If stiffness, then goes into itself. How to find a middle ground?
Psychologists distinguish four types of relationships between parents and children. Educational systems are scientifically called democratic, authoritarian, indifferent and liberal. Families rarely have a particular style. More often, parents use a combination of techniques that affect the development of children differently. Dictatorship and cooperation are the most likely relationships, according to psychologists. Continue reading
