I’d always believed that children learn more from what they see their parents and guardians do, compared to what they hear them say, when it comes to selecting which behavioural patterns they eventually pick up. I still believe this. Or should I say, I have more reason to believe this now. I have my nephew... Continue Reading →
Tunde was an extremely bubbly child, but his father called him a problem child. He was always active, messing up the house and destroying home appliances for his inquisitive shenanigans. Every time his dad was home, he would always get angry upon discovering Tunde's latest destructive adventure. With time, Tunde not changing and adding to his... Continue Reading →
I'm honestly still not sure why the topic (Nature vs Nurture) is still a subject of debates, especially as it concerns what may be tagged as bad behaviour in children. I'll be something of an advocate today, so give me a few seconds to adjust my wig; I've not used it in recent times, and... Continue Reading →
In Plain Sight 