Stonebridge Academy McKinney Blog

Children are born with leadership qualities. In some children, it is visible, while in some often buried under the parent's expectations and peer pressure. Research says every child can be a leader because they all have what we call leadership quality. The children who seem to be followers than leaders can nurture to become a leader. Here we are helping you to develop the leadership quality in children. Your child needs to take care few basic things. 1. Communication Skills Whenever you take your children along with you, let your child speak on behalf of you.  For example, if you travel, let your child deal with the manager, receptionist, and housekeeping staff. Your child would learn effective communication and get the confidence. 2. Teamwork The best way to learn teamwork in children is to encourage them for sports. When they play for a team, they collaborate. They discuss the opponent's strategies and their strategic plan to win. If they lead the team, they can lead an organ

After dragging the marriage for so many years, when parents figure it out to call it off for good and file a divorce in court. The children are the ones who are likely to bear the consequences most. It is like the world has completely turned around and things can never be the same after the divorce. Let's find out the emotional and psychological changes and their effects on children. 1. Apprehension About Being Abandoned Being left alone is the biggest fear of children. They might feel that their parents no longer love them. Children may become depressed and aloof thinking about that. 2. Insecurity Kids can turn out to be uncertain about the future. Mother and father will be fighting over kids' responsibilities. Children might show their trouble by acting mischievously or pulling out into themselves. 3. Chaotic Frame Of Mind At times, divorce makes them helpless. Thinking about their parents' separation they get disturbed. In a chaotic frame of mind, they don't know wha