Unique Content Article: Tips For Better Parenting

<h2 class = 'uawtitle'>Tips For Better Parenting</h2><br />
<div style='font-style:italic;' class='uawbyline'>by Audrey Ziegler</div><br /><br />
<div class='uawarticle'>To help soothe your upset baby, massage some lavender oil into the back of your neck. Place your baby in a blanket and bounce them in your lap while sitting on the end of your bed. The oil will provide a calming scent and the gentle bouncing will relax both you and the baby. <a href="http://cityminibabyjogger.com/">City Mini Baby Jogger</a>, <a href="http://cityelitestroller.com/city-elite-single-stroller/">City Elite Single Stroller</a><br />
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Consider teaching a young toddler or older infant signing. Even if you don't use special "baby sign", toddlers will have an easier time communicating with their hands than with their words. This is an especially useful technique if you have a toddler with a language delay, as it provides them with a channel for communication.<br />
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Children live on a routine and it is easier for them to get through the day if they know what to expect. It is important to make sure to keep things the same for children. Happy surprises are often well received by children. However, things that are not enjoyable to them may make them feel ambushed and cause them to act out.<br />
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Take advantage of carpools when sending your children to school. A carpool allows you to not have to shuttle your children back and forth to school every day. It also gives your children some extra socialization time with the neighbors. You save time, and save on gas as well.<br />
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A great parenting tip is to not always let your child get what they want. If you let your child get what they want all the time, they'll go through life thinking they'll never have to hear the word "no". Be reasonable with your child and tell them "no" when you need to.<br />
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Think about what message you are sending your child! Always tell your kid the truth; don't lie to them. You want to show your kids that they can trust you. If your kid sees you lying, not only will they stop trusting you, but they'll also get the idea that it's okay to lie.<br />
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Time outs can be an effective form of discipline for your children. Time outs give the child an opportunity to think about what they have done. They also give everyone a little "cooling off" period before problems can escalate. Give your child one minute of time out for every year old they are.<br />
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Title: Tips For Better Parenting<br />
Author: Audrey Ziegler<br />
Email: donnanavarrete33@gmail.com<br />
Keywords: parenting,kids and teens,babies,home,family,education,health,relationships,women,pregnancy,fatherhood<br />
Word Count: 401<br />
Category: Self Improvement<br />
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