Showing posts with label Black Author. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Author. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2019

DD has Sports Equipment Superhero Friends – Who Would be Yours?

Usually a kid’s key form of interaction with the world is done through physical play and touch. They pick things up, examine them, and start learning the exhilarating sensation. Principles like fun, friendship, and teamwork arise naturally from these activities. When it comes to pushing kids into sports, many parents often struggle. While some kids gravitate toward it naturally, others may not demonstrate much interest. In such a scenario, kids’ favorite sports equipment can come to the parents’ rescue.
For parents who often have difficulty in keeping their children excited about sports or fitness, here’s an example of Dewey Does – the featured character in the Dewey Does 110 animation series. Dewey is a nine-year-old boy who loves everything sports. When he was a baby, Dewey’s parents noticed that he would show special interest in toys that were related to sports. He would actually start crying if any of his toys didn’t resemble any sports equipment. Dewey gets his passion for fitness, activity and sports from a lot of entertaining gym friends. His sports equipment friends are like super heroes and are capable of taking on the personality and attitude of their respective sport as well as where they originated from. Each story of the animation series typically starts with Dewey and his gym and sports equipment friends.
Like Dewey, every child can happily get into sports and fitness activities. It’s up to the parents to encourage them and do their best to maintain the fun and excitement related to those activities. 
 Call to action:
How do your encourage your kids to get into sports and fitness? Let me know in the comments section below. To keep the conversation going, you can also reach out to me on FacebookTwitter and Goodreads. If you want to learn more about Dewey Does, be sure to check out my books.

Tuesday, June 25, 2019

Developing Camaraderie in Kids from Participating in Team Sports

Reviewing key importance of sports in developing mutual trust

For some children, skills like camaraderie, friendship etc. come very naturally and they’re able to open up to new people and share their experiences easily. But for some others, these things can be much difficult to navigate. Even though sometimes parents interfere or take responsibility for their children’s actions, it’s beneficial for the kids to build and manage their own relationships.


For parents, who’re struggling to teach their kids the value of fellowship, encouraging the little ones to participate in team sports can be greatly useful. Here’re some ways that show how taking part in sports can help the kids develop this skill.



Team sports is all about playing the game in a coordinated manner while encouraging each other, developing mutual trust, and learning from others’ positive criticism. With multiple players working toward a common goal, children get the opportunity to develop priceless and unquantifiable camaraderie. It’s a lifelong benefit for kids, as they’ll appreciate the importance of nurturing close relationships with others quickly.



In today’s scenario, participating in team sports provides a way for children to avoid different temptations. It also encourages them to be sociable. In addition, the teamwork involved in these sports helps the kids learn how to earn from and give respect to others.

Arguments are a normal part of friendships, especially during the childhood. In such cases, parents should take some time out and have a conversation with the kids, share some advice, and help them understand that ups and downs are parts of the relationship.



Call to action:

According to you, why camaraderie is important for kids? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below. You can also reach out to me on FacebookTwitter and Goodreads to keep the conversation going. If you want to have some more valuable reads, you can check out my books.

Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Key Tips to Encourage Your Kid to be Generous

Kids are usually more interested in finding out what belongs to them than sharing things with others. There’re many people including family members, coworkers, friends etc. who haven’t acquired this skill and thus, are quite difficult to deal with. It’s important to note that sharing is a skill that can be extremely difficult to attain in adulthood. So, it makes sense to help the kids acquire it.

Here’re some ideas that parents can try to help their kids become generous.

Playing games that involve giving

There’re lots of games that center around generosity. Parents should encourage their kids to play such games. These, in turn, would help them learn the old saying – “sharing is caring”. Parents should also keep on praising the little ones when they accomplish such things.

Teaching should start early

If parents can start teaching the skill when the kids are young, it would greatly help them to adopt it as they continue to grow. Parents should instill the concept of sharing in their kid(s) early on and let them feel how heartwarming it is to cooperate and share with others.

Parents should be the role models

Kids pick up cues from their parents and thus, witnessing good skills offers them great examples to follow. So, parents should not only try to set examples of caring for others, but should also provide opportunities for children to nurture the practice.

Being possessive is a normal feeling, especially for children, but they should also learn to overcome it by developing the skill of sharing.

Call to action:

How do you teach your kids to share? Let me know in the comments section below. To keep the conversation going, you can also connect with me on 
FacebookTwitter and Goodreads. To learn more about the importance of sharing, remember to check out my books.

References:

IRVINE, STACY. “5 tips for teaching your toddler how to share.” Today’s Parent, January 3, 2017. 
https://www.todaysparent.com/toddler/toddler-behaviour/teach-your-child-how-to-share/

Dr. Sears, Bill. “11 Ways to Teach Your Child to Share.” ASK DrSears, Accessed March 20, 2019. https://www.askdrsears.com/topics/parenting/discipline-behavior/morals-manners/11-ways-teach-your-child-share

Thursday, May 9, 2019

Finding the Details about the Black Authors and Children’s Authors

There are manifold authors who write on racism and slavery and these black authors come up with good popularity nowadays. You can find several books and you can learn the interesting facts that help you to comprehend the importance of these black authors. Nowadays, you can go through their biographies online that give you a clear view of these authors. You can even find reviews of the books and accordingly, you can choose some nice books to read exploring lives in a different way. In this way, the authors feature the struggles against society.

Knowing about Children’s Books Authors

Next, you can inspire your kids to read some good books that help them to explore the real world. Hence, a children’sauthor turns out with nice concepts that help your child to feel good in real-time. First, you need to know the fields of interest of your child and accordingly, you can find the books with all related concepts. It’s time to get familiar with the authors writing kids’ stories and thus you can explore life in a new way. It gives your child a good platform to know things enjoying life in their way.

Conclusion

Presently, you search the books online and also your child can read the books downloading the latest version in their system. Overall, you can now get an idea of different children’s books that give you the confidence to help your child grow well. As a parent, you need to find the ideal books making your child feel happier.