Raising a Baby
Positive parenting is about raising children with love, guidance, and respect instead of fear or harsh punishment. It helps children feel secure, valued, and confident, which supports their…
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Parents should guide their children with clear rules and boundaries (discipline) while also providing love, support, and encouragement (nurturing). When these two are balanced, children learn responsibility and…
READ MOREParenting is not about being perfect, it’s about being present.
Caring for today, preparing for the future.
A child may outgrow your lap, but they will never outgrow your heart.
Welcome to the parenting section. Here you will find resources and information to help you navigate the journey of parenthood.
From tips on child development to advice on handling parenting challenges, we aim to support you every step of the way.
Some tips that may help to Build Strong Attachment Responsive caregiving: Meeting the baby’s needs promptly (feeding, comforting, soothing). Physical closeness: Cuddling, skin-to-skin contact, eye contact. Consistent routines:…
“Raising children is not about what you do for them, but about what you teach them to do for themselves.”
Positive parenting is about raising children with love, guidance, and respect instead of fear or harsh punishment. It helps children feel secure, valued, and confident, which supports their emotional, social, and mental growth. When parents use encouragement, set fair rules, and spend quality time with their kids, children learn responsibility, empathy, and self-control. In the long run, positive parenting creates a strong foundation for children to become happy, responsible, and well-adjusted adults.
Continue readingParents should guide their children with clear rules and boundaries (discipline) while also providing love, support, and encouragement (nurturing). When these two are balanced, children learn responsibility and respect without feeling unloved or fearful. For example, a parent can calmly set consequences for misbehavior while also explaining why the rule exists and reassuring the child of their love. This balance helps children grow into confident, respectful, and emotionally secure individuals.
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Some tips that may help to Build Strong Attachment
Responsive caregiving: Meeting the baby’s needs promptly (feeding, comforting, soothing).
Physical closeness: Cuddling, skin-to-skin contact, eye contact.
Consistent routines: Creating security through predictability.
Quality interaction: Talking, singing, and playing daily.
Talking helps babies recognize words, rhythms, and meanings. Sing songs, play music, and encourage clapping or dancing.
Music and everyday conversations stimulate the brain and build communication skills
Breastfeeding and Formula Feeding
Balanced feeding supports not just physical growth, but also emotional and cognitive development.