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Amazon's Top 10 Best English Vocabulary Boosting Games for Kids Number#01 Spin Master Games Hedbanz, Quick Question Family Guessing Game for Kids and Adults (Edition May Vary) Product Description FUN FAMILY GUESSING GAME: Hedbanz is the fast-paced, easy to play question game of “What am I?” Ask “yes” or “no” questions before time runs out to figure out if the cartoon card on your headband is an animal, food or object. Earn 3 scoring badges to win! KID-FRIENDLY BOARD GAME: The Hedbanz categories are simple (animal, food or object), allowing everyone, even young children to join in on the family fun! Racing against the timer, each round moves quickly, ramping up your energy and challenging your wit! EDUCATIONAL PLAY FOR KIDS: Playing Hedbanz, kids will develop their deductive reasoning skills with the game’s simple question and answer method. Coming up with questions that will lead to answers, kids will a

Teach your child that it's O.K. to be angry To feel anger is neither good nor bad. It is a normal and legitimate reaction to feeling wronged, whether that wrong is real or imagined. It is what we do with our anger. How we act when we are angry that is important. For example, when we lash out in anger, later we may feel worse in remorse. However, when we discuss our hurt with someone who is understanding, we may feel better. And talking with the person who caused the hurt in the first place may create a stronger bond between you and that person. It is difficult for children to make the distinction between the emotion of anger and what is done with that anger. Nevertheless, a child needs to learn the difference between the two. If we are to separate the two in the child's mind. We parents must communicate the difference. We can teach a child that he or she can feel angry and express that anger, yet not the destructive. In other words, it is O.K. to be angry. but it is not O.K. to

A child starts to absorb from the moment he or she is born. And it is from the parents that a child inherits most of the information. A parent possesses multiple roles in a child’s life. One of the most important is to nurture a loving, stimulating and positive learning environment in which as a parent you can monitor his/her appropriate mental and physical growth. This blog shares the 6 best skimmed skills taken from one of the favorite authors on baby and childcare and a very famous Yorkshire Television presenter,   Dr.Miriam Stoppard’s book, ‘Discover Your Child’s True Potential’. They will enable you as a parent how to instill an enjoying and encouraging environment for your child. 1.       Avoid Traps: She says in her book, ‘Never pursue perfection as this will lead to frustration both to you and to your child and you will end up with an unhappy, demoralized child who simply cannot thrive and develop well. ’ Try to encourage every single accomplishment and success your child appro