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A responsive parent is the one who is keen to listen to a child’s needs and also note and respond to his signs. It will require you to be very patient and humble in order to practice this approach. Scientifically, being humble to your child will emotionally change his behavior as opposed to frequent punishments that harden him more. This means that he will voluntarily change his bad behavior, relieving you from much headache that comes while trying to correct him. From the articles under the tag archieve Responsive Parenting, you will learn how to become a responsive parent scientifically, its importance and also how it will affect your child.

breast feeding with inverted or flat nipples

May 12, 2018

Breastfeeding·Maternity

How to Breastfeed Your Newborn Even When You Have Flat or Inverted Nipples

Breastfeeding is not just a means of providing nutrition for a newborn, but it also helps develop an emotional bond between mother and child as part of responsive parenting. Unfortunately, certain physical and emotional factors, such as having flat or inverted nipples, can make breastfeeding challenging and frustrating for the

Teaching the Art of Joy and Resilience to your Child

Emotions and Behavior

Teaching Your Children the Art of Joy and Resilience: Responsive Parenting

Taking care of children’s physical health while also teaching them to be mentally strong is a requirement of parenting. You’re doing it right if your child has a sense of wonder and

Which Type of Parenting Is Most Effective in Adolescence?

Adolescence is a time of rapid physical, emotional, and intellectual growth. During

What Is Gentle Parenting?

Gentle parenting is a parenting style based on mutual respect and understanding

Gas or Colic…Which One Does Your Baby Have And How to Find Relief

Does My Baby Have Gas or Colic?

April 23, 2018

Health Issues - Baby

While gas can cause discomfort and pain in babies, colic is more intense. Colic in babies causes prolonged crying episodes that may be associated with severe abdominal pain. Gas, on the other

Potty Training and Your Baby’s Brain: What to Expect and How to Do Responsive Parenting!

Potty Training and Your Baby’s Brain: Responsive Parenting

April 21, 2018

Potty Training

Potty training is an important developmental milestone that marks a child’s relative independence. Yet, potty training is daunting for parents as well as for children because it involves establishing a routine, creating