Every parent wants to provide the best kind of care their child can have. It gives one a most satisfying feeling when one knows they are able to cater to the every need of their child and play a huge role in making them happy.
How to control tantrums in children
In as much as parents should take care of the needs of their children, they also run the risk of spoiling them, encouraging tantrums and negative behaviours in these children
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However, in as much as parents should take care of the needs of their children, they also run the risk of spoiling them, encouraging tantrums and negative behaviour in these children who want to take advantage of their largess.
Yetti Williams Ceo of Lagos Mums in this interview talks about the risk parents run in spoiling their kids with gifts, and explains how to curb tantrums and properly groom a child to become a disciplined individual.
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