Most parents want to think the best about their child. It can be hard to know what to do when we catch our child in a lie. Lying can happen for many different reasons during childhood and adolescence. Understanding how development influences lying can help parents know how to respond.
Food is everywhere. It nourishes our bodies, is a focal point for many celebrations and events, it can remind us of home when we are far away, and it helps guide our passing through the year and seasons. Food is a fact of life. Food doesn’t have the ability to be good or evil. However, there are some foods that should be eaten in moderation more than others. There are sometimes foods and there are all the time foods. Our diets, if balanced and full of variety, can enjoy both.
Many parents wonder how much sleep is enough for their child. The answer to this question can be determined by answering the following, more concise, questions:
Everyone looks forward to the long, lazy days of summer. The warm weather calls for less clothing and more skin exposure. Children spend hours running and playing in the yard, park, pool, and beach with shorts, t-shirts, and swimsuits. Often, our children develop a tan on their exposed skin. Occasionally, when too much sun has been absorbed, they get sunburned. No big deal, right?
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