The First Years Last Forever: Parental guide to early childhood behavior and development
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Raising young children in their early years is not exactly an easy process; it has many ups, downs, and confusions, but those early years are essential in shaping the personality of the children. During this phase, parents need to be aware of the development phases their children go through from being infants, toddlers, preschoolers, grade-schoolers, teens, all the way to being young adults.
THE FIRST YEARS LAST FOREVER is a guide to support parents and caregivers to better understand the child's behavior and psychology, and develop a healthy relationship and interactions with them from their early years. All the chapters in this book are supported by research, to ensure parents and caregivers get the most benefit that will help them in the journey of raising their children.
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The First Years Last Forever - Ayesha Abdulnoor Al Janahi
The First Years Last Forever
A parental guide to early childhood behavior and development
Ayesha Abdulnoor Al Janahi
Published by Sail Publishing L.L.C.
First published in 2017
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Introduction
In this parenting book, the author examines the behavior of young children in a developmental context, and takes into consideration the changes as young children grow and develop. The book will show parents and caregivers ways to deal with the children in the various stages of their life, starting from the nursery, where there is anxiety and fear associated with his or her separation from a parent or other significant person. It will also help parents with their children’s learning difficulties and disorders, to help their kids grow to reach their full potential. The book will also highlight the important issue of child abuse and how to come up with a family safety plan that includes pre-planned discussions and spontaneous opportunities to teach awareness to children.
Raising children in their early years is not exactly an easy process; it has many ups, downs, and confusions, but those early years are essential in shaping the personality of the child. During this phase, parents need to be aware of the developmental phases their children go through, from being infants, toddlers, preschoolers, grade-schoolers, teens, all the way to being young adults.
The First Years Last Forever is a guide to support parents and caregivers to better understand children’s behavior and psychology, and develop healthy relationships and interactions with them from their early years. All the chapters in this book are supported by research, to ensure parents and caregivers are benefitted with examples and evidence, which will help them in the journey of raising their child.
Written in collaboration with Arabian Child organization (www.arabianchild.org)
Table of Contents
Introduction
Discipline in Early Years
Get Ready, Get Set, Learn!
Separation Anxiety in Children
Bilingual Education in Nurseries
Protect Your Child from Abuse
The Invisible Wounds
Trust is Planted
Fine Line Between Imagination and Lying
Correctable but Hidden
Instill Patriotism That Lasts
Avoiding Landmines Around A Pure Social Path
Help Children To Bounce Back
Self-Esteem is a Lifelong Process
Children On Downhill Drive
What Happens Online Stays On Google Forever
Through Your Child’s Eyes
Be Careful What You Model
Discipline in Early Years
Figure 1 - Artwork by Dubai Abuhoul
Never regret anything that has happened in your life. It cannot be changed, undone or forgotten, so take it as a lesson learned and move on.
As a parent of a young child, you know how difficult it is to deal with challenging behavior and perhaps you have often said my son screams in public when he does not get his way
, my daughter whines and cries at mealtimes
, or my two children are always fighting
. So what are effective disciplining strategies that we can use with our children that will help them achieve self-control and will ease their challenging behavior?
Sometimes our first reaction to their wrongdoing is a harsh NO
. Other times, we lose our temper and snap back at them pointing and waving our finger and warning them, or putting them in timeout. However, researchers found that these harsh disciplining techniques may succeed in the short-term, with a sudden halt of their actions, but in the long term, they fail to help children grow or react any differently in the future. Not all children are the same. Some are more temperamentally difficult than others, but often, our reactions as parents can encourage their challenging