Control your anger
Parents usually try to justify treating their children badly (shouting at them, insulting them and in some cases, even hitting them for their mistakes) by saying, "That's how I was raised and I turned out alright." This kind of defense is normally used by the angry and power-hungry adult. Only emotionally irresponsible adults act in this fashion.
Always be ready to listen
This is one of the most important skills that you need to hone, if you wish to build and then sustain a meaningful, healthy and happy relationship with your child. You can win the trust and love of your child forever if you just lend an empathetic ear to your child. Never assume that children feelings are less important than those of adults.
Prioritize the relationship
Reorganize your list of priorities. Make sure your relationship with your child is there at the top of the list. When a parent focuses on relating to the child on the basis of who he/she is, rather than on what he/she should be, the bond between the two is likely to be stronger.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Tips to have a fitter you
Breathe right!
Whether you are 80 or 20, breathing right is extremely important. It can prolong longevity, release stress and help you meditate. Our busy lifestyles have made us shallow breathers — the chest doesn't rise when you inhale and the stomach doesn't swell while exhaling, which is what happens when one breathes right. During exercise, follow this simple mantra of breathing —
exhale, when you are going against gravity and inhale, when you come back to gravity.
Drink enough water
Stay hydrated by having enough fluids. Also, one must take six small meals a day and ensure that the last meal is the lightest. Do not cut out carbs from your diet as these are important for the brain's functioning. Start your day with a high-carb diet such as salads and then as the day progresses, cut down on carbs and increase proteins.
Get an exercise routine
It is very important to follow some sort of fitness routine. It is not necessary to go to a gym and sweat it out, you could also opt for mild walks, dancing, hiking or whatever makes you happy. When you do this, learn to disconnect from the outer world and spend time with yourself. Make stretching a crucial part of your lifestyle.
Whether you are 80 or 20, breathing right is extremely important. It can prolong longevity, release stress and help you meditate. Our busy lifestyles have made us shallow breathers — the chest doesn't rise when you inhale and the stomach doesn't swell while exhaling, which is what happens when one breathes right. During exercise, follow this simple mantra of breathing —
exhale, when you are going against gravity and inhale, when you come back to gravity.
Drink enough water
Stay hydrated by having enough fluids. Also, one must take six small meals a day and ensure that the last meal is the lightest. Do not cut out carbs from your diet as these are important for the brain's functioning. Start your day with a high-carb diet such as salads and then as the day progresses, cut down on carbs and increase proteins.
Get an exercise routine
It is very important to follow some sort of fitness routine. It is not necessary to go to a gym and sweat it out, you could also opt for mild walks, dancing, hiking or whatever makes you happy. When you do this, learn to disconnect from the outer world and spend time with yourself. Make stretching a crucial part of your lifestyle.
Fitness Mantra
Health encompasses five dimensions of wellness - physical, physiological, psychological, emotional and spiritual. "Good health and fitness is not a fad. It is a prerequisite for a healthy life. One has to stop the constant chase for unrealistic goals that cause great harm to one's physical and mental health. These not only deteriorate the quality of our existence, but also lead to degeneration, disintegration and erosion. To counter this, one must begin to heal oneself with an integrated approach. Good nutrition, appropriate foods, regular moderate exercises, yoga, meditation and good rest are essential to remove all energy blocks
Read more: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/fitness/Whats-your-fitness-mantra/articleshow/6063206.cms#ixzz11DqFLdsi
Read more: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/fitness/Whats-your-fitness-mantra/articleshow/6063206.cms#ixzz11DqFLdsi
Thought of the day
The young have aspirations that never come to pass, the old have reminiscences of what never happened
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