How would you help your children figure out their gender identity?
No one needs help figuring out their gender identity, it is inborn. Children need love, support, the necessities of life and a bit of guidance.They are 99.5% likely to express gender as expected. A few will be surprising. Love and support your surprising child explore and play with gender as they desire. Be open, be sheltering and non judgemental. No one knows where the exploration is going, not you, not the child. If you can help it unfold as the child's authentic truth, the reward will be deep lifelong love. Don't panic, boys can play Barbies and grow up as many men.Suppression of a child's self, makes long term love much more difficult. It is the suppression both active and passive that is best avoided.
How do I help my child figure out his strengths?
Figuring out the strengths is not within the child's ability - it's a parents' responsibility.A child is at the beginning of his/her life, and can't quite be the unbiased and well-versed and experienced party to do such a monumental assessment. Hence, the parent is on the front lines and needs to take the lead.As with a seed which sprouts, it's impossible to know what it will become - a plant, a rose, a bush, or a tree. You can only pay attention to it, nourish it and see how it develops.This also means that a parent needs to give a child a chance to try out various things in order to determine where those natural talents are hiding, and how to get them out. Basically, you should wave farewell to your personal life as you know it, and fully concentrate on your child's development - hey, you didn't ask how to do it painlessly to you, you asked what is best for the child.As with the advertising money, the proverbial concept about wasting half of that money and now quite sure which half is being wasted, there is a great likelihood that many of those endeavors and activities won't work out for your child: but you won't know which ones are not working out.The way you can find out is that one day you would simply stop those activities, and when the child comes to you asking to resume them - pay attention to which ones are being asked about because those are the ones very close to your child's nature. If the child is not asking about anything at all, well, then keep looking, and take heart knowing that at least you're not spending money on things that are of no interest to your kid.Again, you didn't ask about the easy path or the path without any waste or the path which allows your child to take some test and be ready for the future occupation - it's all an art, parenting is an art, and we're all doing the best we can.(That easy path does not exist, by the way, I've looked).
When did your child figure out they were adopted?
It has never been a secret. Since day 1. When my daughters were very small, they loved the bedtime story about the Prince and Princess that wanted daughters but couldn’t have any. I explained that they were granted their greatest desire by a woman that loved her babies so much she wanted them to live in the Kingdom forever and ever.My two youngest children are actually the children of my oldest daughter. She (also adopted) abandoned them to us, one at birth, the other at 20 months. We adopted them both. When my son was 6, his younger sister was born. My daughter kept her for 20 months before deciding she couldn’t care for her any longer. We drove 8 hours to pick the baby up.I had simply explained to my son that we were going to pick up a baby that the mommy couldn’t care for. After we arrived, he met the “mommy”, but, didn’t say anything. Two weeks later, he came to me and said “I was in T___’s tummy, too, wasn’t I.”. He had figured it out himself. I confirmed his suspicions and asked how he felt about it. He hugged me tightly and said “I’m so glad we went and got the baby! I’m so glad you and Daddy have us!”. That was almost 7 years ago.Recently, my son (now 13 years old) came to me and said “Mom, I want you to know that I’ve been thinking about you and Dad adopting us. I just want you to know that I’m really glad you did. I can’t imagine my life with anyone but you guys! I love you both so much! Thanks for adopting us!”.My heart just wants to explode!
Can someone help me figure out how they got this answer to my statistics question?
This past year, an organization conducted a survey and asked "What do you think is the ideal number of children for a family to have?" The results of the survey are shown in the table: Ideal # of Children Frequency 0 12 1 27 2 525 3 264 4 63 5 11 6 6 7 2 8 1 9 0 10 3 11 1 a)The mean # of children is: b)The standard deviation number of children is: c) Calculate the test statistic t0 I know they got 2.49 for the mean and 1.00 for the standard deviation, but I am not sure how they got it. Can someone explain it to me?
How can you find out if someone has children ?
It is hard to find out if someone has children without really doing your home work and in some states the records are sealed. Even equipped with someones SS# you may never find out if they have a child. However, here are a few steps you can do to find out if someone has a child. 1. if they were married find a copy of their divorce decree. Depending on which state they live in either you have to go to the county to access it or you can find it on the web. This will list any children from that marriage. 2. If you know which county they've lived in go to the county records and check out birth records. 3. Pull old newspapers, sometimes the information pops up in the birth announcements 4. check out websites like zabasearch.com to see if they have any children listed as relatives.
What age do children figure out their sexuality and start expressing it?
It’s the other way around usually. The start by exploring their body, then along the way discover the feelings of arousal.How young? Try not to panic. About the time the first reach for the genitalia and connect. Here’s a good place to start to get some understanding. Understanding Early Sexual Development
Help Help Help, Cannot figure out math problem?
number of tickets for adults: x number of tickets for children: 25 - x price of ticket for adults: $ 876.75 price of ticket for children: $876.75 : 3 = $ 292.25 876.75 x + 292.25 (25 - x) = 17827.25 876.75 x + 7306.25 - 292.25 x = 17827.25 584.5 x = 10521 x = 18 She buys 18 tickets for adults and 7 tickets for children. I hope this will be helpful for you.
Why is it so hard to figure out how a child learns languages so quickly and with so little data?
It is only hard for you to figure out, it’s not hard for the child.When babies are born they have the capacity to learn any language in the world. They don’t understand the concept of “language”, it’s all just random sounds to them. The link I have posted at the end is excellent for explaining how children learn to speak any languageHow Do Children Learn Language?