Dealing with negative peer pressure in teens

By Aditi | February 28, 2010 3:57 am |
Categories:
Teens

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The involvement of your teens in use of drugs, truancy and other such risk-taking behaviors may be indicative of the fact that your teen is facing negative peer pressure. These issues can be quite tricky for parents at times, however the key is to handle the situation properly and get your teen out of this phase.

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Dealing with twin pregnancy

By Aditi | December 12, 2009 1:00 pm |
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Pregnancy

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Finding out that you would soon be a mother can be very overwhelming but discovering that you are going to have twins can be quite shocking. It is especially hard for first-time parents because birth of twins or multiple births can make them very apprehensive. Morning sickness and tiredness at an exaggerated level are good indications that you are going to have more than one child. The number of babies and finding out whether or not they are identical twins can be determined by ultrasound done at 12-14 weeks.

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Dealing with babies tantrums

By Aditi | July 20, 2009 9:32 am |
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Behavior, Parenting Tips

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Babies throwing tantrum is a very common phenomenon and you can consider yourself very lucky if you have a baby who does not throw tantrums. Tantrum is often considered as a means by which babies try to get attention; however, it is not always the case.

Tantrums in babies may be due to several reasons like anger, frustration and the lack of knowledge to react to a particular situation often results in babies throwing tantrums. The frustration may arise due to hunger or thirst or may be when the child is finding it difficult to learn something new.

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Toddlers usually throw temper tantrums when they are told no to something as they are not very good at handling it. However, parents can stop these tantrums in their babies by dealing with them correctly and by finding out the reasons which make their babies throw tantrums.

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Dealing with Pregnancy Morning Sickness

By Aditi | April 4, 2009 11:52 pm |
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Pregnancy

ss_FAN2031488 Often pregnant ladies complain of morning sickness, this is not a big thing to worry but definitely, one needs to know how to deal with it. According to a health data about 50 – 90% of pregnant ladies suffer from pregnancy morning sickness.

Morning sickness affects women during morning, mid-day and even in early evenings. During this sickness, a pregnant lady feels nausea and in very common cases, it starts with a reaction from an alarm clock. The main reason behind pregnancy morning sickness is lack of food or fluid or an increase in motions.

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Dealing with Night Terrors

By Aditi | September 7, 2008 10:53 am |
Categories:
Behavior

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Does your child wake up at midnight and start screaming or shouting? And when you go to pacify him/her the child would all the more start shouting loudly pushing you back. This is because the child is in his sleep and is not recognizing that the person he is screaming for is by his side only. This type of phenomena is known as night terror. Here the child becomes uncontrollable and devastated but it is just for few minutes and then the child is fast asleep again. The child won’t be aware of his last night’s terror the very next morning which is distinct from a nightmare.

Reason behind night terror

Night terror generally occurs between an age group of 3-5 years. This is because of the disturbance in sleep. These age group children generally sleep an hour or two in the afternoon and then if suddenly they stop taking a sleep during daytime results in a night terror. When a sleep cycle changes, part of child’s brain is forcing him to sleep while another part wants to remain awake resulting in a night terror.

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