Dealing with Tantrums – Normal transition from infant to child – The Planting Twos

June 24, 2010Parenting, Principleschild abuse, children, crying, early childhood development, grandchildren, grandparents, obedience, Parenting, parenting support, tantrumsCarl Okuyama

Imagine yourself as an infant, you’ve been crying as your natural form of communication. You cried for milk, cried to have your diaper changed, cried when you bumped your head, and cried when you wanted to be carried. Now you’re two years old and you want something … so you cry. Wow, you haven’t changed … Continue reading Dealing with Tantrums – Normal transition from infant to child – The Planting Twos →

Our Vision, Mission, Principals, and Goals

December 27, 2014A Visionearly childhood development, family, Marriage, obedience, Parenting, parenting suport, ToddlersCarl Okuyama

The organization’s visions, principals, and goals are shared.

No Parenting Problems – Learning to Say “No” the Right Way

August 24, 2014Parenting, Videoschildren, early childhood development, family, gifted children, grandchildren, grandparents, loving spirit, obedience, Parenting, parenting classes, Preschool, Support for ParentsCarl Okuyama

No Problem Parenting

Don’t Spoil the Children – Helping Children through Chores that Develop a Work Ethic

February 23, 2014Parenting, PrinciplesChores, Church, early childhood development, education, Narcissism, obedience, Parenting, Preschool, Spoiled Child, tantrums, time out, Work EthicCarl Okuyama

Training children is about age appropriate education. Parents do not intentionally spoil or overindulge their children, however children who are overindulged may become spoiled by caring and unknowing parents. This message is not directed to toddlers under the age of three who are learning about boundaries set by caring parents; if you experience tantrums by … Continue reading Don’t Spoil the Children – Helping Children through Chores that Develop a Work Ethic →