The task of fathers and mothers is not an easy task at all, and raising a child is the only job that comes without a choice by either of them, but in return it has a great and wonderful return if done the right way. In truth, there is no specific model for raising a child in a positive way, nor for how to reach the title of an ideal mother.
Need is part of human nature, especially when it takes on the character of utmost necessity that does not accept postponement or procrastination. Need, in reality, is an empty space occupying a part that must not remain unfulfilled, so that it is not filled in a wrong way that does not suit the energy of the body or the soul, each according to its need. If we reflect deeply on human need, we find that need is not limited to the necessities of survival such as drink, food, and medicine alone, for the happiness of the self and its stability, and the joy of the spirit and its contentment, are a real fuel that grants a person more opportunities for a life worthy of them.
Material or physical need, including Physical needs
Moral or psychological needs, Psychological and significative needs
Parents, children's teachers, and anyone interested in positive parenting.
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A kit for parents and teachers on instilling responsibility in children, covering the types and importance of responsibility, self-reliance, and the family's and school's role in developing it.
A kit on modifying children's behaviour through sound upbringing, covering the definition, aims and theories of behaviour modification, reinforcement and punishment strategies, and the family's role in it.
A kit on child development in early childhood, covering growth needs, cognitive development, the factors that influence growth, and how to handle behavioural problems at this stage.
A kit on the family's role in distance and blended learning during childhood, examining the advantages and drawbacks of online education, the family's educational function, and the challenges it faces.
A kit on building financial awareness in young children, covering the money lessons to teach, ways to encourage saving, the kindergarten's role, and practical activities for teachers and parents.
A kit on children's psychological problems and how to treat them, covering crying fits, anger, fear, anxiety, stubbornness and depression, the family's role, age-based skills, and protecting mental health.
A kit on understanding and treating behavioural problems in kindergarten children, covering theories that explain them, aggression and treatment plans, and behaviours such as lying, stealing, fear, shyness and jealousy.
A kit on early childhood as the most formative stage of a child's life, covering children's needs and characteristics, the early childhood teacher's competencies and responsibilities, and suitable teaching strategies.
A kit on gifted children as a valuable human resource, covering how talent forms, its types, and the family's role in nurturing gifted children in a supportive and stimulating environment.
A kit on stubbornness in children as a natural developmental behaviour of early childhood, covering its causes, types and signs, and practical ways for parents to turn it into a positive outcome.
