Confident Child

Confidence is a critical skill for children. From young to old, everyone needs this skill. And all Indian parents would love to help their children become confident.

Here are some tips that Indian parents can use to foster the confidence of children when they are young.

5 Simple Rules For Teaching Your Child Discipline

Discipline is at the very top of Indian parents wishlist for their children. The definition of discipline varies widely, but everyone wants it. In general, there are some common facets of discipline that parents agree on - listening to parents, good manners, hard work  etc., We have written extensively about some of these characteristics and how to help children develop them. But there are some elementary principles that parents can use to help their children develop discipline.

Developing Children's Brains - The Role Of Parents

You have probably come to this article find the magic mantra that will make your child very intelligent. Well you already have it. It is called common sense. Millions of years of evolution and the billions of mothers and fathers before you have learned from their experiences and passed them to you.

Early Brain Development - Science

Brain development is one of the most interesting topics for parents. Interestingly, this is an area that even prospective parents should focus on.

Early scientific views held that a child's brain development was dependent on the genes they inherited. This was called the "Nature" approach. It says - "What nature has given you is what you will have".

Toddler-Proof Your Computer part 2

Get a Small Mouse.

The toddler mouse. The “Tiny Mouse” is a computer mouse about half the size of a typical adult mouse and is appropriate for children 2-5 years of age.

Remove Desktop Clutter.

Many of the icons that are a natural part of the Windows desktop have no relevance to a two-year-old. Most of these can be right-clicked and removed by selecting “Delete.” These might include, but are not limited to “My Briefcase,” “The Internet,” “Internet Explorer,” (Don’t remove this if you are using the computer yourself, but if you have a dedicated computer for your toddler, do you really want him or her on the internet at this age?) Some of the icons cannot be removed by selecting delete. I discovered some tutorials that will show you exactly what to do by tinkering with the Registry to remove them. To delete “Neighborhood Network,” go to: http://www.wown.info/j_helmig/delnethd.htm To delete “My Documents,” go to: http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/962/