THIS MONTH, WE ASK My kid speaks too softly. How do I get her to project her voice?

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THIS MONTH, WE ASK How should I handle a kid who keeps asking “why”?

What are the best ways to keep my kid healthy? These tips should be on the top of all parents’ lists: allow your child to spend at least an hour a day outdoors. Not only will this help protect her against childhood obesity, but it also encourages good eye health.

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If your child is fussing, move her away from the table calmly and allow some free play for five to 10 minutes before attempting to feed her again.

This month, we ask i leave Baby with my in-laws and take him home only on weekends, because Hubby and I work long hours. Will he suffer because we’re not there every day?

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THIS MONTH, WE ASK I’m exhausted enough from breastfeeding my new baby. Why should I still massage her?

My picky child eats only chicken rice when we dine out. How can I get her to try a healthier dish?

Grandma says I’m too soft with my kids and they don’t fear me as a parent. Is this wrong? You’re right – the relationship with your children should be built on love and trust, not on fear. Based on such a foundation, the parent-child relationship can stay strong even after your young one becomes an adult. So, even if you choose to punish your kids for their wilful defiance, it should be done out of love – and you must remember to reassure them of that at the end of the day.

How can I get my kid to play less, and study more?

I want to ban the family from using their gadgets at gatherings, but the kids and Hubby are against it.

My child won’t brush his teeth unless I threaten to punish him. How can we avoid this daily battle?

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