Freakonomics: It’s who parents ARE and not what parents DO

I just finished reading the book Freakonomics: A Rouge Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything. One of the topics is parenting and how much of it really matters. One of the questions it asks is what factors affects the childs test scores. Does reading to the child everyday increases test scores? Does spanking, watching … Continue reading Freakonomics: It’s who parents ARE and not what parents DO

Teaching Gab to Bike Without Really Teaching

Two weeks after Gab got his Strider Balance Bike, he has found his balance and glides beautifully on his bike.  He's getting faster and looks ready for a race. 😀 Balance Bikes have no trainer wheels which forces the child to really balance.  The Strider Balance Bike did just that.  Gab did not receive any … Continue reading Teaching Gab to Bike Without Really Teaching

Menarini launches Commit to Control PE Advocacy

What happens in the bedroom, stays in the bedroom. That's why some couples would rather keep quite about issues that could affect their relationship Among the problems couples encounter is Premature Ejaculation or PE. Menarini, the world’s largest Italian biopharmaceutical company in the world, has recently launched an advocacy that focuses on promoting awareness on … Continue reading Menarini launches Commit to Control PE Advocacy

Stop Saying “Very Good” and “Good Job” to Kids

As parents, we love to give praises to our children.  We say good job, very good and other praise to boost their morale and self esteem.  But research says that giving praises, especially empty praises do more harm than good. Stop saying "Good Job" to children.  It's a weird advice.  Adults love getting praises.  So why … Continue reading Stop Saying “Very Good” and “Good Job” to Kids