Modern Parents Guide & Tips | KeaBabies Blog

It is never too early to teach a child patience. Even infants and toddlers can learn to be patient in undesirable circumstances. Practice these strategies for modeling patience for your children as they get older.

Strong-willed children are often labeled "bossy," but what does that really mean? Is bossiness a trait that should be avoided? Learn how to help children through big feelings and develop strong social skills.

Power struggles are common when parenting young kids - but those struggles don't have to destroy your family life. By making a few simple adjustments to the way you act and react during stressful situations, parents can help their kids develop a strong sense of self-esteem and give them an age-appropriate amount of control.

Anger shouldn't be something to be feared. Children need to be taught how to manage intense emotions and express their feelings in a positive, useful way. 

From exchanging toys to taking turns on the playground, sharing is an important skill to master in early childhood. Read on for tips on how to encourage your children to share.

It's interesting to look back now at how I used to view toys, especially with holidays coming up. I believed having a handful or two of toys was the way to go, otherwise, it was excessive, consumeristic, and not to mention I'd probably be spoiling my child by giving him every toy he asks for.

Gentle parenting motivates caregivers to stop themselves from being triggered by their children’s outbursts and breakdowns, instead focusing on collaboration, cooperation, and positive family relationships - all things that KeaBabies takes into consideration as they create new products to help families grow together. 

Giving your child quality praise on a daily basis can have a big impact on his behavior, but it’s important to learn how, when, and why to praise your child in order to reap the most benefits.