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Lady Li

A pedagogue who enjoys helping kids, parents and other educators. A teacher who likes teaching but doesn't like many features of the modern school system. A mother who is aware that she isn't a perfect parent, but also tries to be the best mother she can. A woman who fights for the freedom of women but without enslaving men. A lucky one from a functional family who helps in solving problems of the dysfunctional families. A naturalist who finds spiritual peace in nurturing plants. A simple person with many small shortcomings, but full of love for other beings, knowledge, and creation...

Abortion: all you need to know about it

Lady Li16/01/2018 04/09/2020 Parents, Prenatal 1

Definition Abortion is the end of pregnancy when a fetus or embryo cannot survive outside of a mother's womb. There are two kinds: induced and spontaneous. Artificial abortion is another name for induced abortion. It means the ending of a pregnancy

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The prenatal development stages

Lady Li24/12/2017 04/09/2020 Prenatal 2

Prenatal development is the period of the fastest and most complex growth of a fetus. In only 40 weeks, about 280 days, only one egg cell develops into an organism with all morphological and physiological human features. In

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Pregnancy stress: all what a woman should know

Lady Li10/12/2017 04/09/2020 Prenatal 0

Stress involves all of our physical, emotional, and cognitive reactions to disturbing external or internal events. A moderate amount of stress is normal for every pregnant woman, even those who truly look forward to their pregnancy. But, how

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Senses of babies in the womb

Lady Li01/12/2017 04/09/2020 Prenatal 1

Does your baby move inside while you are gently touching your stomach or playing a song that you've been listening during pregnancy? What do you think, is that a coincidence or senses of a baby are functional to

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Operant conditioning: learning through punishment and rewards?

Lady Li02/11/2017 05/08/2021 Babies, Gradeschoolers, Preschoolers, Toddlers 18

Are you among those parents who use punishments when a kid has bad conduct? Either, do you praise and reward your child when it has good conduct? I believe that you are among them. Almost every parent and

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Punishing Kids VS Using Consequences

Lady Li02/11/2017 04/02/2022 Gradeschoolers, Parents, Preschoolers, Teens, Toddlers 0

I'm sure that you are familiar with the results of punishment for bad behaviour and rewards for good behaviour. But, I believe that many of you don't know that this method of learning is called operant conditioning. However, rewarding

3 Types of Parents: Which of Them Should You Be?

Lady Li27/10/2017 30/04/2022 Parents 27

If you want to be a good parent to your child, you must have authority. However, there are 3 types of parents according to authority, and only one of them is suitable for healthy child development. In this

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Daily routine for babies

Lady Li27/10/2017 04/09/2020 Babies 1

A daily routine for babies means sleeping, feeding, and other activities with adults. The organization of daily routine for babies must be according to their needs, characteristics and age. Only an organization like that will encourage the normal development

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Kids’ food pyramid

Lady Li11/10/2017 28/11/2020 Gradeschoolers, Preschoolers, Teens, Toddlers 4

5 Food Groups That Kids Should Eat Every Day If we want our kids to be happy, they should be satiated. That doesn't mean that's only important that kids eat regularly, it is important what they eat as well.

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Media violence and children

Lady Li11/10/2017 04/09/2020 Gradeschoolers, Preschoolers, Teens, Toddlers, Uncategorized 1

To ensure a child's healthy psychological development, you should have a mind about the effects of media violence on children. This is especially important nowadays when the media became an integral part of the life of almost every

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