Improving Parent-Child Communication Skills
You and your child can form a positive relationship when you communicate well with each other. Building the parent-child relationship begins early in a child’s life. Improving the way you react and speak to your child will make it easier to talk with them as they grow up.
You can find tips for communicating with your child during everyday situations with parenting resources from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Check out these videos to boost your communication skills and bond with your child.
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5 Facts Parents Should Know About Licensed Child Care
- A child care provider’s license must be clearly posted.
- Parents may visit a child care center without prior notice any time their children are present.
- A qualified teacher must be assigned to each group of children in a child care center.
- Parents must be informed right away if children are injured in care.
- Parents can review a child care provider’s license status, complaints, inspection results, and more using the resource Check Child Care Maryland at CheckCCMD.org.
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Practice Self-Love This February
Did you know that showing love to yourself is an important part of self-care and good mental health? The more you are kind to yourself, the more likely you are to create a habit of showing yourself compassion.
As you spread love during holidays like Valentine’s Day, make sure you love yourself too. Self-care can boost your mood and protect your mental wellness. So reap these benefits by setting aside time to practice self-compassion with actions like:
- Reminding yourself of your value with positive affirmations
- Giving yourself a break
- Taking care of your body
- Focusing on hopeful and positive news
- Seeking support when needed
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