Family Love & Parenting

 One of the best ways to remove rust stains on your porcelain sink is by using white vinegar and baking soda. First, sprinkle the baking soda on the stains to cover them completely and then spray vinegar over them. Leave the spot for a few minutes, so the combination of both natural cleaning agents can break down the stains. Give it a proper scrub, and then rinse the spot. I read this piece of information in an article on how to remove rust stains on your porcelain sink. It has many more ways to remove the rust stains you should know about. Read the complete article here. https://www.bondcleaninginadelaide.com.au/how-to-remove-rust-stains-on-your-porcelain-sink/

 Kids fighting: the basics Disagreements among children are very common – they’re part of learning how to get along. Fighting happens when a disagreement becomes aggressive – for example, when it involves shouting or hitting. Children are still learning to control their emotio ns, so this isn’t unusual. Children’s fights often start when children see a situation as unfair, are trying to assert what they think are their rights, feel that others don’t see their perspective, or view the same situation in different ways. For example, an older child might see it as a joke to tease a younger child, but the younger child might not like it. Read More: https://raisingchildren.net.au/preschoolers/family-life/siblings/why-children-fight

 Family relationships: gifted and talented children Your family is the safe place where your gifted and talented child is accepted, loved and valued for who they are. The thing your child most needs to grow up happy and healthy is your family’s love and support. Your family is also the place where your child learns to accept and value others for who they are too. Although there might be a difference between what your gifted child can do and what other family members can do, you all have your own strengths. You can help your child recognise these by pointing them out. For example, your child’s sister might be good at martial arts and their brother might be a great gardener. Read More: https://raisingchildren.net.au/preschoolers/family-life/family-relationships/family-life

 Strong families: what they are and why they’re important Strong families generally have a few things in common: warmth, care and positive attention good communication a predictable family environment connections to other people outside the family. Warmth, care and positive attention in strong families Being warm, caring and affectionate with your child helps to build strong family relationships. Read More: https://raisingchildren.net.au/preschoolers/family-life/family-relationships/strong-families