For parents, it can be a little hard to accommodate to their child’s rising need for independence, but they should understand why it’s so and help their kid go through this stage of its life. These are the main characteristics of a 6-year-old’s behavior and routines.

Sleep

Your six-year-old kid will need at least 9 hours of sleep at night and the best option is if it can have 12 hours. This can be a little bit hard for a parent who needs to re-organize the overall daily routine in order to let his kid sleep as much as it needs.

Chores

Your kid will be more capable to handle various responsibilities, both at home and school. This period is very important for your kid’s personality development, so give him a good responsibility orientation.

Diet

When it comes to dinner time there’s no more messing around and your kid will be able to sit still and even talk with you about some things and even evaluate the taste of the dinner you prepared.

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Be an example

You can’t expect children to behave well if you don’t. If you model bad manners or untidiness, you can expect them in your kids. Be the example they follow.

Establish rules and set limits

Establish rules for your house from early on. Be clear and consistent about what you expect. Repeat the house rules regularly.

Use praise

Children often hear ‘no’ all the time so that most of what they are told is negative. Turn that around by praising them for positive behavior.

Establish consequences

Your children are bound to break the rules sometimes, so you should set logical consequences. If your son leaves his toy in the middle of the driveway, don’t allow him access to the toy for a day or two.

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Whether you just work part-time or full-time, you may have chosen this type of career so you can still be close to your kids.

Jest tutaj ktoś wieczorkiem? Ja pomału kończę prace na dzisiaj i biorę się za jakiś obiad, a tak na prawdę to już chyba za kolację. Czekam na drugą połówkę a w miedzy czasie pisze do Was Wczoraj, jak wiecie pokazywałam Wam na stories warsztaty kulinarne na jakich byłam, organizowane przez @kukbuk_official i Organizacje Turystyczne Zurichu i Szwajcarii, zanim pojawi się post na blogu z przepisami pomyślałam, że mogą się Wam przydać na weekend bo dania były super smaczne i proste do zrobienia. Na zdjęciach dalej dodałam przepisy może skorzystacie w nadchodzący weekend, zapiekanka z ziemniakami przepyszna a steki z wołowiny po prostu przekozackie!Najlepiej kliknięcie sobie ikonkę zapisz i post się Wam zapisze a do przepisów zawsze z łatwością traficie. Ja już uciekam a Wam życzę spokojnego wieczorku #homeoffice #dream_interiors #interiør #minimal #todayslovely #homeideas #coffee #coffeetime #coffeebreak #coffeeaddict #coffeeholic #ig_mood #nordicdesign #onthetable #afternoon #workingfromhome #livecolorfully #coffeeshots #theartofslowliving #slowliving #simplicity #posters #visitzurich

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But a lot of times, it’s also hard for kids when their parents work from home. This is especially true for younger children, although it can also affect older kids. This is because the home is their comfort zone and it’s where they spend time with the family.

So when the parents work from home, children may feel rejected. Think about it, when you’re working and your child needs attention, will you give it willingly? Chances are, you’ll prioritize your job which will make your little one feel like you don’t want to be with him/her.

Fortunately, there are some things you can do to reduce the negative impact this has on your child. For one, you can ask someone to bring your child to the park or to the museum while you finish your tasks at home. If your child is a bit older, you can also talk to him/her, explain that you need to work for a couple of hours then you can spend time with each other after.

The post Working at Home is Actually Harder for your Children appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

For parents, it can be a little hard to accommodate to their child’s rising need for independence, but they should understand why it’s so and help their kid go through this stage of its life. These are the main characteristics of a 6-year-old’s behavior and routines.

Sleep

Your six-year-old kid will need at least 9 hours of sleep at night and the best option is if it can have 12 hours. This can be a little bit hard for a parent who needs to re-organize the overall daily routine in order to let his kid sleep as much as it needs.

Chores

Your kid will be more capable to handle various responsibilities, both at home and school. This period is very important for your kid’s personality development, so give him a good responsibility orientation.

Diet

When it comes to dinner time there’s no more messing around and your kid will be able to sit still and even talk with you about some things and even evaluate the taste of the dinner you prepared.

The post Get To Know Your 6-Year-Old’s Behavior And Routines appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Be an example

You can’t expect children to behave well if you don’t. If you model bad manners or untidiness, you can expect them in your kids. Be the example they follow.

Establish rules and set limits

Establish rules for your house from early on. Be clear and consistent about what you expect. Repeat the house rules regularly.

Use praise

Children often hear ‘no’ all the time so that most of what they are told is negative. Turn that around by praising them for positive behavior.

Establish consequences

Your children are bound to break the rules sometimes, so you should set logical consequences. If your son leaves his toy in the middle of the driveway, don’t allow him access to the toy for a day or two.

The post How to Raise a Well-behaved Child appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Whether you just work part-time or full-time, you may have chosen this type of career so you can still be close to your kids.

Jest tutaj ktoś wieczorkiem? Ja pomału kończę prace na dzisiaj i biorę się za jakiś obiad, a tak na prawdę to już chyba za kolację. Czekam na drugą połówkę a w miedzy czasie pisze do Was Wczoraj, jak wiecie pokazywałam Wam na stories warsztaty kulinarne na jakich byłam, organizowane przez @kukbuk_official i Organizacje Turystyczne Zurichu i Szwajcarii, zanim pojawi się post na blogu z przepisami pomyślałam, że mogą się Wam przydać na weekend bo dania były super smaczne i proste do zrobienia. Na zdjęciach dalej dodałam przepisy może skorzystacie w nadchodzący weekend, zapiekanka z ziemniakami przepyszna a steki z wołowiny po prostu przekozackie!Najlepiej kliknięcie sobie ikonkę zapisz i post się Wam zapisze a do przepisów zawsze z łatwością traficie. Ja już uciekam a Wam życzę spokojnego wieczorku #homeoffice #dream_interiors #interiør #minimal #todayslovely #homeideas #coffee #coffeetime #coffeebreak #coffeeaddict #coffeeholic #ig_mood #nordicdesign #onthetable #afternoon #workingfromhome #livecolorfully #coffeeshots #theartofslowliving #slowliving #simplicity #posters #visitzurich

A post shared by Karola Smyk (@smyk_w_kuchni_blog) on Jun 14, 2018 at 10:16am PDT

But a lot of times, it’s also hard for kids when their parents work from home. This is especially true for younger children, although it can also affect older kids. This is because the home is their comfort zone and it’s where they spend time with the family.

So when the parents work from home, children may feel rejected. Think about it, when you’re working and your child needs attention, will you give it willingly? Chances are, you’ll prioritize your job which will make your little one feel like you don’t want to be with him/her.

Fortunately, there are some things you can do to reduce the negative impact this has on your child. For one, you can ask someone to bring your child to the park or to the museum while you finish your tasks at home. If your child is a bit older, you can also talk to him/her, explain that you need to work for a couple of hours then you can spend time with each other after.

The post Working at Home is Actually Harder for your Children appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.