Parachutes For Parents
By Ashley Harris
Brought to you by Ashley Harris, Lake County UT Extension FCS/4-H Agent
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Parachutes For ParentsJun 15, 2023
Parent Guilt Parachute
Are you a parent? Do you feel "Parent Guilt"? In this episode of "Parachutes for Parents," I discuss what parent guilt is defined as and how you can overcome it with some help from parents in the Lake County Courthouse!
Vitamins Parachute
What are the vitamins and how do they help our body? In this episode of Parachutes for Parents, I talk about what the vitamins are and how each of them help our bodies function!
Independence Day Safety Parachute
The Fourth of July is a day filled with celebration, fun, and safety hazards! In this episode of Parachutes for Parents, I give you advice on how to be safe around fireworks, water, and the great outdoors!
Family Time Parachute
Family bonding time is a cornerstone for children's development! In this episode, I tell the importance of bonding time, a way to have bonding time, and a few suggestions on what you and your family can do during this time together!
Pet Loss Parachute
A child having a pet helps their development so much. Sadly, pets do not usually live as long as we would like. Do you know how to help your child through losing an animal friend? In this episode, I give you tips on how to handle this subject with your children.
Sibling Rivalry Parachute
Do you have children that don't seem to get along with each other? In today's episode, I give you some tips and advice on how to help your children with their sibling rivalry.
Holiday Safety Parachute
Happy Holidays! In this episode, I discuss how you and your family can be safe and cautious during this festive time of year!
Picky Eater Parachute
Are you dealing with a picky eater? In today's episode I give a few tips on how to help your picky eater try new foods.
Trick-Or-Treat Parachute
Halloween is a very exciting time for most children! In this spooky episode, I give some tips on how to keep them safe on Halloween night!
Temperament Parachute
Do you know what a temperament is? Do you know your child's temperament? Do you know why it is important to know? In this episode of Parachutes for Parents, I give you some insight on temperament traits and the three types of temperaments!
Holidays Parachute
When is the best time to prepare for the holidays? Early! In this episode I have four guests discuss what they do to prepare and get ahead of the holidays!
Potty Training Parachute
Is your child starting the journey from diaper to potty? In this episode, you will learn some tips for potty training and some of the signs for when your child is ready to make that leap!
Handwashing Parachute
How can you help your child wash their hands effectively? In this episode, I discuss the correct way to wash your hands and why it is one of the most important ways to help fight the spread of germs.
Healthy Habits Parachute
How can you help your child stay healthy at school? Here's a little advice to answer that question!
Homework Parachute
Having the homework blues? Wanting to help your children be motivated to get their work done? Here are some tips and advice on how to help your child do their homework!
Back to School Parachute
How can you help your child transition back to school? Listen to this short episode of Parachutes for Parents to find out!
Tips for your morning routine ---> http://ccetompkins.org/family/parent-pages/school-related/minimizing-morning-madness
Breastfeeding v. Bottle feeding Parachute
In this episode I have a special guest (Ginger Carney, MPH, RDN, LDN, IBCLC, RLC, FILCA, FAND) answer the question, "Is breastfeeding better than bottle feeding?" She goes through which one is better and why, the pros and cons of both, and helpful tips on how to successfully breastfeed your baby.
Discipline Parachute
In this episode, I give advice on how to discipline each age group effectively.
Age Group Order:
Infants, Early Toddlers, Late Toddlers, Preschool and Kindergarten, School-Age, and Adolescents
Source:
Effective discipline for children. (2004). Paediatrics & child health, 9(1), 37–50. https://doi.org/10.1093/pch/9.1.37
Mealtime Parachute
This parachute answers the question of how to get your child to sit and eat.
Also, I have a minor cold so please excuse the sniffles:)
References:
van der Horst, K., Ferrage, A., & Rytz, A. (2014). Involving children in meal preparation. Effects on food intake. Appetite, 79, 18–24. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.appet.2014.03.030
Yang, Tian-Xiao, et al. “The Development of Multitasking in Children Aged 7–12 Years: Evidence from Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Data.” Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, vol. 161, 2017, pp. 63–80., doi:10.1016/j.jecp.2017.04.003.
Rymanowicz, Kylie. “Monkey See, Monkey Do: Model Behavior in Early Childhood.” MSU Extension, 3 Oct. 2018, www.canr.msu.edu/news/monkey_see_monkey_do_model_behavior_in_early_childhood#:~:text=Whether%20or%20not%20they%20demonstrate,of%20reinforcement%20those%20behaviors%20receive.
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