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Good day teachers, please in case you have anyone looking for a private home coaching teacher for pupils in nursery classes to primary classes either for weekdays or weekends around Ogba, College road and Agege. I will be delighted. Send the info to me at portablebuttons@gmail.com. Thanks and God bless. |
bossladyMo:Thanks, I will check it out |
Please guys, I would like to know if there is any punishment in the Bible for men who would provide basic needs for his family i.e wife and children?! |
Please, can anyone enlighten me about the Unilag Sandwich Programmes? Courses available for study, years, current fees charge and entry requirements. Thanks! |
I will recommed Postinor 2 with Hot gin. Always have them at home and handy. |
adanduka:Can it be compared to 'body magic'? |
bossladyMo:Thanks, pls do u av an idea about the price? Is the SMA Progress the same as SMA Follow-up? Tnks |
Hello Fathers and Mothers, my baby just clock 6 months old and I've stop giving her SMA Gold 0-6 mnths. Pls can I give her Peak 123? Thanks! |
LaurelP:I went there on friday! |
LaurelP:I went there on fiday! |
I had a Casearan Section 6 months ago and I've been battling with my pot belly for a while now. Since I was instructed not to press with hot water just like VG Delivery, a friend suggest I always wear a tight wide bet which I did. But, few days after that one side of the incision area open and was bringing out pulse. I had to run to the hospital and was treated. But the pot belly bothers me a lot that I can't put on some dresses. Does anyone have any suggestions on I can take to reduce the belly?! Please a sister need help ASAP. Thanks. |
LaurelP:I went there but only to find out that the vacancy has been occupied. Thanks anyway. |
Please let be careful of what will say, we are in no position to judge anyone least the Men of God. |
Unibenstudent:She might have know u somewhere before, maybe! |
How to Raise a Well Behaved Toddler Toddlers are at an age where they know and understand basic language but are still unable to communicate effectively. That often can lead to frustration and tantrums. In addition, children of this age (12 months to around 4) are mobile, curious, and determined to have their way. Knowing how to raise a well behaved toddler is a skill for which most parents strive in order to keep their child safe and happy, and to maintain a reasonable degree of calm in their own lives. Maintain your self-control in order to re-establish your child's. Hitting or spanking your toddler, especially combined with an outburst of anger toward your child, teaches that hitting is a way to solve problems. Try to take advantage of breaks from your child so that you are able to relax and get a fresh perspective. Taking care of a toddler can be exhausting. Find a parent group or ask a relative or friend to fill in occasionally. Even going for a quick walk or trip to the store while your partner watches the child can help. Ensure your toddler gets enough sleep. The average toddler needs between 10 and 13 hours of sleep daily. Most benefit from a two-hour afternoon nap. Overly tired children will act out and become difficult to handle. Establish a bedtime routine and try not to deviate from it. Children will find numerous ways to postpone going to sleep. Stick to your established routine as much as possible. Reward your toddler for any good behavior he exhibits. Try to make following the rules fun for you both. Make a game of it and praise your toddler excessively when he does something positive. Reinforce the idea that good behavior gets positive consequences while poor behavior does not. If he behaves well at the store, he gets a small toy and lots of praise. If he misbehaves, he doesn't. Make positive consequences for good behavior more significant than punishment for bad behavior. Distract your toddler when he does something you think is dangerous or undesirable. Use music or play to redirect his behavior. Lead him into another type of activity. If this does not work, remove the toddler from the situation, firmly telling him "no." Take away objects that could harm him or get broken. Remain as consistent as possible. Don't change nap times or reward or ignore poor behavior. You cannot be perfect, but consistency is the key to establishing good behavior in your toddler. Expect age-appropriate behavior. You cannot expect a 2-year-old to behave like a 10-year-old. Know what is considered normal behavior for toddlers. Demanding that your toddler remains quiet during a 2-hour concert, for instance, is unreasonable. Show affection even when disciplining your toddler. Assure him with your words and actions that you love him even when he is behaving badly. Never tell him he is "bad" or use abusive language. Remain firm and in control when disciplining him, but let your toddler know he is safe and loved at all times. Anticipate poor behavior and be ready to deal with it. When you are off your normal routine, look for ways to keep your child from becoming too tired or anxious. If your child is ill or hungry, he may act out. Be prepared and find ways to keep the situation from getting out of hand. Coordinate your methods of handling your toddler with his other caretakers so there will be as much consistency in your toddler's life as possible. Discuss discipline, nap time and daily routines with your daycare or babysitter. You may build your home schedule around that of the daycare, for instance, since it is easier for you to adapt to their routine rather than expecting them to conform to yours. If children are given naps from 1-3 p.m., for example, attempt to continue this nap time at home. Be sure that the childcare workers who deal with your child share your methods of discipline and have similar goals and expectations for your toddler's behavior. Communicate frequently with them so you know what is going on when you are not there. Practice good manners at home. Children are exceptional imitators. Be sure the rest of the family observes polite behavior such as saying "please" and "thank-you". Expect your toddler to use those phrases as well. Make the act of sharing into a game. Share items with your toddler to teach him that sharing is an important social skill. While having the occasional squabble over toys is a natural part of growing up, try to teach your child that it's more satisfying to give and share than to get and keep everything you see. |
I met My spouse on facebook in 2010 and we have two kids now a boy 3yrs and a 6 month old baby girl. Things just happen, u know! |
BryDario:Yes, I would do just that. But I learnt the Govt hospitals are on strike. Could this be true! |
For teaching job avalaible around ogba, pen cinema, agege. Pls contact me on portablebuttons@gmail.com. Thanks and God bless. |
Good evening everyone, some1 just notice that my 6 month old baby has a tongue-tie. How can I be sure it is true and What do you think I should now? I'm so worried. Please reply asap. Thanks and God bless. |
Please I'm in need of a teaching job in any school preferably a nursery and primary school located at any of these places - ogba, pencinema, ifako ijaiye, college road. Thanks. |
I thought I was d only who noticed it. Since late last month still now, we've been enjoying full and constant electricity at ogba and ifako ijaiye. |
Did GEJ answer these questions?! God help Nigeria. |
Please I want to study data management @ NOUN. Can anyone help me with the o'levels subjects required and if I can still register by january ending. Reply asap,tnx. |