Comments for Alpha Kids http://alphakids.in Preschool and Daycare Center - Bangalore Tue, 25 May 2010 08:55:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Are we kidding? by Sujatha http://alphakids.in/are-we-kidding/#comment-4 Sujatha Tue, 25 May 2010 08:55:05 +0000 http://alphakids.in/?p=18#comment-4 It was good to know that the more the child questions, the more they learn. My toddler is going to be 2 yrs soon and for every other thing she has why/what or how...as said by someone earlier..its a bit difficult to answer every question after a tiring day...but knowing this..I guess all we need is little more patience...Thanks Nameetha:-) It was good to know that the more the child questions, the more they learn. My toddler is going to be 2 yrs soon and for every other thing she has why/what or how…as said by someone earlier..its a bit difficult to answer every question after a tiring day…but knowing this..I guess all we need is little more patience…Thanks Nameetha:-)

]]> Comment on Discipline Vs Punishment by Santrupta http://alphakids.in/discipline-vs-punishment/#comment-6 Santrupta Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:46:49 +0000 http://alphakids.in/?p=58#comment-6 Hi, Read the article and it is very useful. I am a mother of a 3 year kid. I am working women, so get for me teaching discipline to my kid becomes even more difficult. My son is very hyper active and sometime he really get on my nerves. Sometime i do feel that being harsh to him is the only way to teach him discipline. But this make me feel guilty. A sense of guilt always stays with me as i am not able to give sufficient time to my child. Moreover i think it is important for me to channelize his energy in a positive direction but i am not able to decide on how to do it. Hi,

Read the article and it is very useful. I am a mother of a 3 year kid. I am working women, so get for me teaching discipline to my kid becomes even more difficult. My son is very hyper active and sometime he really get on my nerves. Sometime i do feel that being harsh to him is the only way to teach him discipline. But this make me feel guilty. A sense of guilt always stays with me as i am not able to give sufficient time to my child. Moreover i think it is important for me to channelize his energy in a positive direction but i am not able to decide on how to do it.

]]> Comment on Are we kidding? by Lakshmi http://alphakids.in/are-we-kidding/#comment-3 Lakshmi Thu, 09 Jul 2009 04:29:44 +0000 http://alphakids.in/?p=18#comment-3 Nice Article!! It’s an education to the elders to have enormous patience with kids. But the fact is most of us doing have it. It’s practically very difficult to answer questions one after the other after a tiring day. However after knowing that this will help the child develop intellectually acquire a little patience wouldn’t be impossible for us. Thanks Nice Article!! It’s an education to the elders to have enormous patience with kids. But the fact is most of us doing have it. It’s practically very difficult to answer questions one after the other after a tiring day.

However after knowing that this will help the child develop intellectually acquire a little patience wouldn’t be impossible for us.

Thanks

]]> Comment on Discipline Vs Punishment by Preeti Thakur http://alphakids.in/discipline-vs-punishment/#comment-5 Preeti Thakur Thu, 09 Jul 2009 02:06:39 +0000 http://alphakids.in/?p=58#comment-5 Hi Nameetha,I am Preeti thakur(mother of 2 children).I saw your article about child discipline in times of india.I liked your article and found it very benificial for myself as I am a strict disciplinarian.At times I just loose control and start shouting at them which I regret very badly after some time.I would like to share my 6 yr old daughter's one unique problem with you and also seek solution for it.She is very scared of cutting her nail.When ever I cut her nail,she starts crying very badly even before touching her nail and keeps crying for 1-2 hour.She remains very upset for the whole day and keeps talking about it as to how painful it was.My husband suggested one idea to let her cut on her own.This works to some extent as herself she doesn't cry,but then the problem is she is not able to cut it very neatly.And then I have to force myself as a result of which she cries up to the level of hysterics.Every week I am suffering from this problem which upsets every one at home.I don't know how to handle this problem.kindly advise me how to deal with this problem.I will be thankful to you for the same.Thanks,Preeti (Note:My daughter was a pre matured c-section child with a history of seizure at the age of1-2 yr) Hi Nameetha,I am Preeti thakur(mother of 2 children).I saw your article about child discipline in times of india.I liked your article and found it very benificial for myself as I am a strict disciplinarian.At times I just loose control and start shouting at them which I regret very badly after some time.I would like to share my 6 yr old daughter’s one unique problem with you and also seek solution for it.She is very scared of cutting her nail.When ever I cut her nail,she starts crying very badly even before touching her nail and keeps crying for 1-2 hour.She remains very upset for the whole day and keeps talking about it as to how painful it was.My husband suggested one idea to let her cut on her own.This works to some extent as herself she doesn’t cry,but then the problem is she is not able to cut it very neatly.And then I have to force myself as a result of which she cries up to the level of hysterics.Every week I am suffering from this problem which upsets every one at home.I don’t know how to handle this problem.kindly advise me how to deal with this problem.I will be thankful to you for the same.Thanks,Preeti
(Note:My daughter was a pre matured c-section child with a history of seizure at the age of1-2 yr)

]]> Comment on Are we kidding? by Alexander http://alphakids.in/are-we-kidding/#comment-2 Alexander Tue, 07 Jul 2009 17:16:35 +0000 http://alphakids.in/?p=18#comment-2 Dear Nameetha, Excellent Observation. I do agree with you that when a child asks questions, we need to exercise our patience to answer them according to situation. But some questions raised by the tots are not worth answering because it gives bad taste( Just like Curious George) . However, if we can control the situations mixed with emotions and handle them carefully , it adds to their intelectual growth and understanding. Dear Nameetha,

Excellent Observation. I do agree with you that when a child asks questions, we need to exercise our patience to answer them according to situation.
But some questions raised by the tots are not worth answering because it gives bad taste( Just like Curious George) . However, if we can control the situations mixed with emotions and handle them carefully , it adds to their intelectual growth and understanding.

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