​Are worried that your child is not FOCUSING?
Then see if you are making these 5 BIG MISTAKES

MISTAKE 1
Asking your child “WHAT ARE YOU DOING” when they are doing something with FULL FOCUS.
Stop now!
Interrupting children destroys their focus. 
Do this – 
• Watch in silence 
• Ask questions with interest when they come to you to show you what they have done
MISTAKE 2 
Telling your child “DO IT LIKE THIS – NOT LIKE THAT” when they are trying to do something
Stop now!
Trying and discovering how to do something requires intense focus. Showing your child how to do things the right way all the time robs them of the opportunity to focus intensely and build focus.
Do this – 
• Allow your child to make mistakes and learn from them
• Give them a small suggestion if you see them getting frustrated
MISTAKE 3
Praising your child while they are doing something and saying “OH THIS IS SO NICE”
Stop now!
Praise shifts them from intrinsic motivation to extrinsic motivation. The level of focus is not deep when the motivation is extrinsic.
• Wait in silence until your child finishes
• Motivate them with a smile when they look at you
• Appreciate what they have done when they ask you
MISTAKE 4
Repeatedly telling your child “DON’T MAKE A MESS”
Dividing their focus between what they are doing and the mess they must not create – results in your child’s focus becoming half of what it is
• Allow your child to make a mess as long as it is not harming them
• Never shout at them for making a mess
MISTAKE 5 
Insisting that your child does what you want them to do and not what they want to do saying “DO THIS NOT THAT”
When your child does something they want to do – they are intensely focused. The focus is not as deep when they do something you want them to do.
Do this - 
• Tune in to what your child is doing
• Teach your child what you want to teach them through what they are already doing
FOCUS IS THE SECRET TO SUCCESS
Of course, you want your child to succeed – but because you are not PARENTING with NEUROSCIENCE you could be destroying your child’s chances of being SUCCESSFUL by making these mistakes
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You are SPOILING your child with TOO MUCH LOVE

Have you been told that by your family members? 

And has that made you feel like a bad mother/ father? 

Then this is what you need to understand about LOVE 

YOU CAN NEVER SPOIL YOUR CHILD WITH TOO MUCH LOVE. 

You can only spoil your child when you give PRESENTS because you feel GUILTY about not having TIME 

You can only spoil your child when you BRIBE them to do things they don’t want to do so that you can get your work done QUICKLY 

You can only spoil your child when you give them ANYTHING to end their TANTRUMS because you are too BUSY to console them 

So your child is not getting SPOILT because of your LOVE 

Your child is getting SPOILT because of your - 

1. Your GUILT because you are not giving them TIME and ATTENTION 

2. Your HURRY to get things done because you can't spend TIME convincing them 

3. Your IRRITATION with their CRYING and TANTRUMS and your desire to end their tantrums without spending TIME 

So the problem is that you don't have TIME

But does PARENTING require all your TIME? 

No 

Just start PARENTING with NEUROSCIENCE 

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​If I don't tell my child that they are wrong who will tell them? 

But then I am scared that criticising them will damage their SELF-ESTEEM And CONFIDENCE 

So what should I do? 

Many parents ask me 

My answer is - 

Use the SANDWICH TECHNIQUE to criticise your child. 

That will ensure that your child improves because of your critcism without losing their SELF-ESTEEM And CONFIDENCE 

So what is the SANDWICH technique? 

Sandwich the criticism between two layers of appreciation. 

Like this - 

Step 1 APPRECIATE 

That will make them listen 

Eg. - I really like the way you are learning to ask for what you want nowadays 

Step 2 SUGGEST CHANGES 

That will make them think 

Eg. - But I think if you ask without shouting,  you will be more likely to get what you want 

Step 3 HIGHLIGHT their STRENGTHS 

That will increase their SELF-ESTEEM And MOTIVATION to change 

Eg. - You are a very lovable person so you will be able to do this very easily 

The SANDWICH technique works very well at all ages because it uses NEUROSCIENCE 

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Sugar is bad for your child. 

And Yes!! 

Almost all your child’s favorite foods ae loaded with sugar 

You may think things like 

Tomato sauce
Bread
Juice
Fruit yogurt 

Are healthy. 

But they are not 

They are all full of sugar 

Many times foods have sugar but it is called by a different name to confuse you and make you believe that the food has no sugar and is therefore good for your child. 

Save the list below on your phone and if you see any of the names below on the label of a food that you are buying for your child - DO NOT BUY IT. 

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Agave nectar
Barbados sugar
Barley malt
Barley malt syrup
Beet sugar
Brown sugar
Buttered syrup
Cane juice
Cane juice crystals
Cane sugar
Caramel
Carob syrup
Castor sugar
Coconut palm sugar
Coconut sugar
Confectioner's sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Corn syrup solids
Date sugar
Dehydrated cane juice
Demerara sugar
Dextrin
Dextrose
Evaporated cane juice
Free-flowing brown sugars
Fructose
Fruit juice
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose
Glucose solids
Golden sugar
Golden syrup
Grape sugar
HFCS (High-Fructose Corn Syrup)
Honey
Icing sugar
Invert sugar
Malt syrup
Maltodextrin
Maltol
Maltose
Mannose
Maple syrup
Molasses
Muscovado
Palm sugar
Panocha
Powdered sugar
Raw sugar
Refiner's syrup
Rice syrup
Saccharose
Sorghum Syrup
Sucrose
Sugar (granulated)
Sweet Sorghum
Syrup
Treacle
Turbinado sugar

​You love your child very much 

But your child may think NO ONE LOVES ME 

Because you constantly scold, criticise and compare them 

Of course you do it for their own good 

But do you know?. 

If you don't show your love your child cannot do their best. 

How can you show your love? 

1. Smile whenever you look at them 

2. Hug them whenever you are near them 

3. Kiss them whenever you can. Definitely kiss them as soon as they wake up in the morning and before they go to sleep at night. 

4. Say - I love you at least 10 times a day 

5. Play with them every day 

LOVE is the FUEL that POWERS your child and BUILDS the BRAIN 

If you want to do the best for your child SHOW YOUR LOVE 

Type YES And start showing your love now. 

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Let your child cry

Tears are emotions coming out drop by drop

When we don't allow emotions to come out as tears

They pile up inside your child

And come out as an explosion

That explosion is called Anger.

Anger is more difficult to manage than sadness

So let your child cry

Type OK and change your approach to crying today

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“What makes junk food so attractive to children?”

This is a question I am often asked at my workshops on #nutrition

The answer is multi-layered.

There is of course the chemical impact that the ingredients in junk food have on the brain and make it crave more of it.

But without a doubt – the physical characteristics of junk food matter as well.

Of course, we are not going to add the chemicals that make junk food attractive – when we make healthy food for our children.

But can we replicate the physical attributes of junk food when we make healthy food?

The answer is YES.

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Before you call your child STUBBORN for NOT LISTENING to you

Understand why your child is not listening.

It could be because of any of these 5 reasons – 

1. They are used to waiting for you to SHOUT

Have you fallen into the pattern of repeatedly asking your child to do something
And then ultimately shouting at them
Your child may have got used to this pattern and decided to do what you are saying only when you shout.

What to do – Stop shouting. Go close to your child and whisper. That will get their attention and make them listen

2. You are always saying NO DON'T DO THAT

If you are always stopping your child and telling them not to do what they want to do then you can be sure your child is not listening to you because they know you will stop them from doing what they want to do.

What to do – Aim to say only one or two NO s in a day. Reserve it for when your child is doing something dangerous

3. You THREATEN them

When you threaten your child you get them into the fighting mode.
They get into the mood to push you and see if you actually carry out your threat. That is why they don’t listen to you. 

What to do – Never THREATEN your child. Involve them in the decision making process so that they themselves do what you are saying because they want to do it.

4. You give ORDERS

No one likes to be ordered around. If you keep telling your child – do this – do that – they will surely ignore you

What to do – Explain what your child has to do and then allow them to do it their way. Do not micromanage

5. You don’t LISTEN TO THEM

Your child will listen to you if you listen to them.

What to do - Do the small things that they ask you to do. That will strengthen your relationship. What you say will then be easier for your child to understand and follow.

Don’t blame your child for being STUBBORN

Type OK and change yourself now

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MOBILE ADDICTION is dangerous.
Save your baby’s brain with my 3B formula
The first B is BEHAVIOUR
Do not give your child a mobile phone to prevent bad behaviour or tantrums.
Your child behaves badly or throws tantrums when they have negative emotions.
You can drown your child’s negative emotions with a mobile phone and end the tantrum
But drowning negative emotions with a mobile phone does not help your child in the long run
Your child needs to learn how to manage and overcome negative emotions by themselves
Otherwise, your child will become dependent on the mobile and ultimately get addicted.
Every time your child has a negative emotion – they will need a device.
This can be terrible when they find learning in school difficult.
Instead of managing their negative emotions and studying hard to overcome their negative emotions – they will pick up the mobile phone to feel good.
When they don’t work hard at studying – they will get poor grades – they will have more negative emotions and need the mobile phone even more.
They will be addicted to the mobile.
The second B is for BOOST
Do not give your child the mobile phone to feed them what they don’t want to eat.
Being distracted by the mobile will result in your child’s brain not being comfortable with the taste and texture of food.
Whenever they try to eat without the mobile – their brain will reject the taste and texture and therefore the food itself.
This will mean that they will always need a mobile to eat.
They will be addicted to the mobile.
The 3rd B is BOREDOM
Never give your child the mobile to overcome boredom.
Boredom is stressful.
But this stress is essential for the brain to think creatively.
Creative thinking is the secret to success.
When you relieve your child’s stress due to boredom – your child will not think creatively – will not succeed and will always need the mobile to drown out the negative emotion of not being good enough.
Your child will be addicted to the mobile.
So now that you know how and why children get addicted to the mobile – type 3B and make sure your child never becomes a mobile addict.
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Are you struggling with your toddler’s separation anxiety?

Then remember this – 

IT IS NORMAL FOR YOUR CHILD TO HAVE SEPARATION ANXIETY 

1. Your child is programmed to feel anxious when you are not around so that they don’t go far away from you

2. Your child is programmed to cry loudly when they don’t see you so that you hear them and feel guilty and come back to take care of them.

But you must act to reduce their anxiety.

Because separation anxiety can come in the way of learning

Here are 3 things you need to do – 

1. Reduce your own anxiety

Your child’s brain has mirror neurons. 
These mirror neurons pick up your emotions.
If you are anxious your child gets even more anxious.
This results in your child clinging to you and crying.
If you are struggling with anxiety reach out for help

2. Explain and empathize

Don’t keep telling your child that school will be lots of fun
At first school may not be fun.
Your child may feel lonely and scared in school without you.
They may feel like crying.
Explain this to your child so that they are prepared for the negative emotions. Also tell them that it is completely normal to feel like crying.
If your child only expects positive emotions, they will get scared when they experience negative emotions in school and cry even more

3. Do not be overprotective

When your child is crying you may feel like protecting them from the world by keeping them at home, or carrying them in your lap or talking to the teacher for a long time about your child or waiting outside the school even after the gates have closed.
All these will make your child feel even more scared.
Your over protection will convince your child that there is some real danger.
Walk in purposefully – say a cheerful goodbye and leave promptly.

Type NO MORE TEARS and end separation anxiety now

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