depends on how old the kid is. for teenagers encourage them and give them praise for the good things they do. talk to them but don't pry or push too hard to get them to talk about personal stuff in their lives. spend quality time with them, doing things that they enjoy-- not the things you think they enjoy. if they do somthing bad dont' yell at them. let them know firmly that you're upset and don't ever want them to do it again and try to understand why they did it. give them compliments about their clothes, make-up, hairstyle, etc., even if it's a little different than what you're used to seeing.
Self esteem.
Parents always worry about their children, if you put them in a more dangerous situation, then this worry is more likely to increase rather than disappear.
Feed them a well balanced diet, and arrange for them to have tall parents.
Parents may not able to provide the necessity of their children.
Too many. This is especially common in the children of parents who commit suicide. The children may not commit suicide for many years but there is a definite increase in the risk.
Parents are completely responsible for their children's wellbeing, so it's parents to children.
No - encouraging children to listen - and finding ways to increase their attention span helps to increase their learning. Parents give children far too much freedom to sit in front of a computer for hours - instead of coaxing them out into the real world - so they can interact with real people !
The increase of street children is caused by death of parents duo to HIV/AIS, harshness of some parents and poverty. The effects include prostitution which results to the massive HIV spread, crimes such as theft and robbery
They hoped children would want their parents to take them to McDonald's, which would increase their profits.
The nation's wealth will increase. Parents will not have to provide for their children after the first year of life.
Answer this question… Convincing your parents to increase your allowance is an example of what?
the parents have problem children