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About us
Parenting is a lifelong journey and a collection of experiences we learn along the way. When done correctly, this journey facilitates healthy growth and well-being of children. It also empowers them with confidence and self-esteem to face the uncertainties of life challenges today. The opposite is true when they lack empowerment and guidance.
At Parenting Alpha, we describe our own journey, one dotted with technology, globalization, cultural diversity, competitiveness & diverse social-economic realities! Hopefully, ours is not ‘very’ different from yours’, and even better, we can learn a thing or two from each other. Our collective input will definitely simplify our parenting choices and decisions.
Food for thought
‘Kids will follow your example. Not your advice. Don’t just tell them to: do more physical activity, eat healthier food, get outside more, do the right thing, be kind to others, read books. Make sure you are doing these things so your kids will follow. Lead by example.’
Jack Coulson
‘When parents are too hands-on, kids fail to learn self-reliance. Instead of hovering like a helicopter parent, try submarine parenting: give kids the freedom to explore and surface if there’s a distress signal.’
Adam Grant
Recent articles
21st Century Skills Your Child Needs to Coexist with Computer Automation
Yes, companies and workflows still need real people with 21st century skills to milk even more ‘juice’ from technology.
All the Answers to Your Questions About ADHD in Children & Adults
ADHD in children and adults manifests in their failure to pay attention, lack of self control, and being unnecessarily active.
This is How You Can Boost Your Child’s Self Esteem and Confidence!
Your child’s self-esteem & confidence will prepare her to fight negative self-assessment, and trust in her abilities to manage tasks with grit.
Featured articles
Generation Alpha kids
Generation Alpha is the name given to the latest demographic cohort, a generation born entirely in the 21st century. Alpha children and soon-to-be teenagers are wired to co-exist with the digital ecosystem in its entirety.
What grown up Alphas will become
Generation Alpha predictions highlight what demographic experts think will become of the current generation cohort when it reaches maturity. Of the many predictions, Alpha will probably become most tech savvy generation yet.
Why you should Teach your Child to Read Wide!
When children read wide, they deliberately explore fiction, non-fiction, and other content, on top of academic reading material. This empowers them with knowledge, empathy, and tolerance of other people and cultures.
Archive
5 Reasons Why Cell Phone Use During Meals is Not Cool!
Cell phone use during meals is a bad dining etiquette, because it denies us TRUE eating experience and keeps us AWAY from family and friends.
5 Tricks to Ensure Internet Safety for Kids in the 21st Century
Active parenting is essential when implementing internet safety for kids. It arms them with preventive skills against many internet ills.
5 Useful Tips to Help You Manage Child Anger Issues at Home
Child anger issues describe the emotional frustrations your child goes through, because he cannot have all what he wants and desires.
6 Creative Hobbies Guaranteed to Make Your Child Smarter
Of the few creative hobbies, playing a musical instrument is proven to activate the brain in what neuroscientists call a “full body workout.”
6 Ways You Can Make Your Baby Sleep Fast, and Comfortably!
When you make your baby sleep correctly, his body experiences a series of cell repair, detoxification, resets, and organ growth.
7 Interesting Yet Negative Effects of Social Media Addiction on Children
The negative effects of social media addiction manifest in image syndrome, low self-esteem, FOMO, and social displacement in children.