Parenting

Parenting People's views change as time goes on. In World War II, parents were scared that their sons wanted to join the army then in vietnam the parents were mad that the kids didnt want to serve their country. Conflicts between parents and children can escalate rapidly because of power struggles. Parents and children disagree on many subjects like drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana.

try to make kids fullfill their unfullfilled dreams expect their kids to share the same interests and goals forget that kids dont have the same dreams as they do
 * Parents often...**

Parents who are sure of themselves Parents who are sure of their values Parents who are sure of their identities
 * Children need...**

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Conflicts between parents and children can escalate rapidly because of power struggles. Parents and children disagree on many subjects like drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana. Parents need to give attention to all of their kids not just one because otherwise the one that doesnt get attention can become angry and have hard feelings towards the parents. Parents need to understand that their kids have fears and need to help them outgrow them, like if a kid is afraid of monsters under the bed the parent could look under the bed and in the closet to reassure the child there isnt any monsters. The most common things that kids are afraid of is animals, nightmares, and seperation anxiety.


 * The three different sociability skills of 3, 4, and 5 year olds...**
 * 3 year olds are learning to take turns, and this is the time that they need to start learning how to share. At this time they may not want to play with other children.
 * 4 year olds seem to have a great desire to play with other children, and they also have active imaginations because at this point in their lives where thay create imaginary friends. They are also determined and increasingly self-reliant.
 * 5 year olds begin to be more settled down more serious and more poised. They are begin to have positive attitudes towards their families, and they grow in their ability to cooperate.