Essays on Parenting

Effective Management of Children during Church Service Effective management of children during a church service is very important and it should be carried out by individuals assigned that responsibility by the church but more specifically by the parents. Every worshipping day, the worshippers in the church experience a lot of disruption...

While raising kids bi-culturally allows them many positives, this way of bringing them up also subjects them to many issues. Millions of Americans are first or second generation people. Children who are raised by parents that are foreigners often find themselves hanging between two cultures; that of their parents and...

Most people living in different regions of the world say that they have rights to autonomously live in their places. They claim that they should be allowed to practice governance over themselves and thus, in essence, they deny the authorities, both legal and political, of those who do not belong...

The Impact of Technology on Children's Lives The world today is considered a brave place to be due to the impact of technology that the 21st-century generation is living with. Children are growing up with a completely different perspective of the digital experience which the previous generations did not enjoy. From...

The Importance of Both Parents in a Child s Life Can we imagine a fatherless or motherless child is walking on the street and suddenly, he/she sees another child with both parents holding him/her, how would the child feel? Of course, the child would feel bad and insecure with one parent....

Introduction As a teenage girl, I was overwhelmed to join college so that I can proceed with my studies and achieve my dream career. Tara Parker-Pope and Lisa Belkin focus on children and adolescents, which are two groups of young people that require support from their parents for growth and development...

The Role of Managing Children's Behavior The role of managing children’s behavior is one of the biggest dilemmas encountered by parents today. There are various ways of improving children’s behavior, including positive reinforcement, taking away privileges, time-out, and physical punishment. Physical punishment is a way of disciplining children by causing them...

Christie-Seely, Janet, and Yves Talbot. "Assessing The Single-Parent Family." Pubmed, 31 Sept. 1985, p. 1633–1639., www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21274172. Accessed 19 Oct. 2018.             The article critically reviews the single-parent family issues by ideally linking psychosocial problems and illness associated with stress to single parenthood. The authors have explained to us that divorces and...

Strict parents do not give room for negotiation with their children.Once they have decided on something it is done. Imagine the beginning of summer vacation, you miss one curfew and the rest of your summer you are punished and cannot leave your house. Being teenagers we have absolutely no clue...

Spanking is termed as a form of corporal punishment that often involves the act of striking another person’s; particularly a child’s, posterior or rather rump in order to physical pain, which is commonly done using an open hand as a response to undesirable. However, more severe forms of spanking can...

In this case, I will discuss on school-aged children. Children are commonly known to break the rules to test the authority. In this way, they understand what behavior is correct and what is not.  Most parents try to find ways to deal with these issues. As much as the society...

A child’s upbringing plays a critical role in the development of a fully functional adult. The socialization which allows an individual to learn the life skills and a community’s way of life stems from the family unit where parents and siblings assist children in the learning process. Besides the physiological...