Many of us start out parenting the way we were handled by our parents and anticipate our kids to respond the same way as we did. But every kid has a different behavior and most of the time our tried and tested formulas don’t work on them. Then it’s time to make a change. Here are some principles of improving a kid’s behavior.
Similar Playful Behavior between Chimps & Humans
We have earlier discussed that how human beings like working together in solving tasks but chimps don’t. Now, we the latest research that has been brought forward is that there is a remarkable similarity in the playful behavior of human beings and chimps.
It can be easily observed that mammals enjoy playful behavior and are very good in developmental consequences. As per a recent study that was published in the Nov. 16, 2011 issue of the online journal PLoS ONE, young chimpanzees were observed to play and develop in the same way as human children.
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Humans Like Working Together in Solving Tasks but Chimps Don’t!
Some recent studies revealed that human like working together in solving tasks but chimpanzees don’t. Yes, recent studies have brought forward that chimpanzees possess a number of cognitive prerequisites that are necessary for humanlike collaboration. On the other hand, it was found that cognitive abilities are not so different between human beings and chimpanzees.
When chimpanzees were compared with kids at a 3 year old German kindergartener, it was found that chimpanzees had no preference to work in collaboration. Chimpanzees and children were made to choose between a collaborative and a non- collaborative problem solving approach, but chimps chose non-collaborative approach and the kids did the opposite.
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Changes in Brain Circuitry Play Role in Moral Sensitivity as People Grow Up
Do you know that as per the latest research, changes in brain circuitry play role in moral sensitivity as people grow up. It has been observed that people’s moral responses to same situations changes as they grow up. This study has been revealed by the University of Chicago and in this study brain scanning, eye tracking and behavioral studies were conducted to see how the brain responds to certain situations.
In the study, results came differently between preschool children and adults. The final outcome was that the various stages of development changes with the development of the brain due to age. Moreover, it was also observed that the brain becomes better equipped to make reasoned judgements and also to integrate an understanding of the mental stress when we grow up.
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How to deal with Bedtime Behavior of children
For many parents, bedtime behavior of their children can make it a quite taxing and stressful time of the day. Especially, if the child needs too much wooing to be sent to bed.
However, you cannot exactly state the reason for such an indifferent behavior. Moreover, every child has its own particular reason for not going to bed or for not liking to go at the time their parents wants them to.
So to be able to avoid such problems and to make life easy, parents must try to figure out the problem that causes the challenge of getting your child into bed.
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Reasons for change in your child’s behavior
Change may affect different people differently. Small children are seen to be sensitive towards change. And they are bound to demonstrate their pleasure or anguish towards it through their behavior.
But the case is different in adults. Adults are rather vocal about their concern and also they understand the feelings they go through due to change. However, being small, children find it difficult to deal with such situations rationally and this affects their behavior.
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Helping your child to behave at parties
Everyone likes partying, especially kids. But kids get so exited about them that they tend to end up creating nuisance in parties. It is important that they understand the fact that they are in a social set up and behaving accordingly is important. Here are some simple steps to teach your kids how to behave in parties.
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Ways to teach your child good table-manners
Parents who have children with good table manners always have an orderly and enjoyable family meals regardless of whether they are at home or outside in a restaurant. Children may take some time to get used to the table manners, so it is important for the parents to be consistent and patient with them.
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It’s Time to Change Clocks
I must admit the procedure of changing clocks has never been hotter. No doubts, we should be grateful to EastEnders star Robert Kazinsky. He looks fantastic. The 25-year-old star is currently promoting Radox’s Be-Selfish campaign that will definitely put smile on your face and leave you in high feather, lol. The idea sounds even more rewarding when you are a mum and your kids take most of your time. Now you have an hour to be selfish.
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Stranger anxiety in babies
Stranger anxiety is the distress that infants experience when they come into contact with people who are new to them. Babies, generally starts showing sign of stranger anxiety when they are as little as six months old. As babies become older, they start to develop a preference for the people around them depending on their perception of who takes their most care. They start differentiating people and are more comfortable with people whom they are familiar with, generally, the close family members. The stranger anxiety is at its highest level among kids when they are 12-15 months old, it gradually decreases there on. During this period, they would play and let only a selected people hold them.
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