| Looking for infant education advice? Wondering | | | | behavior and more opportunities for learning. The |
| why are some children are easier to discipline? It | | | | brain is stimulated through motion, increasing the |
| took educators more than 20 years of parent | | | | baby's intellectual capacity, a forerunner to the |
| and baby watching to get the answer. Their | | | | child's ability to make appropriate sensory-motor |
| conclusion is the deeper the parent-child | | | | adaptation in the future. |
| connection, the easier discipline will be. And this | | | | 4)Play with your baby |
| connection starts to form at infant stage, and it | | | | What does playing have to do with discipline? you |
| depends on your infant education style. If you | | | | may wonder, play helps you know your baby's |
| just had a baby, now it's you time to start to | | | | capabilities and age-appropriate behaviors at each |
| build a solid connection with your baby. To help | | | | stage of development. It sets the stage for you |
| you appreciate the relationship between | | | | and your baby or enjoy one another. It opens the |
| connection to your child and disciplining your child, | | | | door to a valuable discipline tool you will need at all |
| In this page I will share with you some infant | | | | stages of your child's life---humor. To smile, laugh, |
| education tips: | | | | and giggle your way through a situation sidesteps |
| 1)Respond to your baby's cries | | | | a conflict, gets the child's attention, opening his |
| Before your actually hold your baby in your arms | | | | mind to your discipline. Playing together gives your |
| you will wonder,"how will I always know what my | | | | baby the message " you are important to me." a |
| baby needs?" You will learn quickly because your | | | | valuable feeling for growing self-esteem. |
| baby will let you know. The key is to listen and | | | | 5)Share sleep with your baby |
| observe. Babies are born with their earlier and | | | | Every family needs to work out a sleeping |
| strongest language which is Cry. A baby's cry is | | | | arrangement where all sleep best, and many |
| designed to ensure that his needs for food, | | | | educators believe nightmare environment that can |
| holding, rest and social interaction are met. Your | | | | best strengthen your parent-child attachment |
| baby's cry also builds up his parents' parenting | | | | allows for baby sleeping near you. and also share |
| skills. Responding to your baby's cries is your first | | | | sleep with your baby, baby's overall physiological |
| practice in discipling your baby. Therefore, when | | | | system works better when baby sleeps next to |
| your baby cries, pick him up and comfort him. | | | | the mother. The cardiorespiratory system is |
| Don't waste your time wondering, " Will spoil | | | | more regulated, less stressed, less anxiety. |
| her?", Just do it. | | | | 6) Become a Facilitator |
| 2) Breastfeed your baby | | | | At each stage of development, a child needs |
| There is a special link between breastfeeding and | | | | significant people who care about him and whom |
| discipline. Promoting desirable behavior requires | | | | he cares about. These people act as facilitators, |
| that you know your child and help your child feel | | | | helping the child learn how to conduct himself in |
| right. Breastfeeding helps you get to know your | | | | the world. The facilitator anticipates what the child |
| baby and provide the response that helps him feel | | | | needs at each stage of development in order to |
| right. | | | | thrive. Thinking of yourself as a facilitator keeps |
| 3) Wear your baby | | | | you from hovering over and smothering your child |
| Beginning in the early weeks, hold or wear your | | | | with overprotection. Being on standby as needed |
| baby in a baby sling for as many hours a day as | | | | helps you and your child negotiate an appropriate |
| you and your baby enjoy. babywearing improves | | | | level of independent. |
| the way babies feel. The carried baby feels like a | | | | A healthy attachment in infancy is likely to turn |
| part of the parent's world. babywearing helps the | | | | out a healthier adult. How a mother and infant |
| baby feel included and important, which creates a | | | | spend the first year together makes a difference, |
| feeling of rightness that translates into better | | | | probably for the rest of their lives. |