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  Child Psychology and Modern Parenting Methods ( P art 2  ):   by Progga Paromita paromitasem724@gmail.com     I never thought I would write another episode about “Child Psychology and Parenting Methods”. I can’t be happier that I am writing on this topic again!! Well, the previous one was a bit more informative than this one. I am going to make this one a short story blog. I definitely want to share some real life stories, which we are facing in our everyday lives. We all can relate such stories more or less with our lives. Okay then!! Let’s have a journey to this four basic types where I gave some examples relating to them.  Graphics by  Md Wakif Alam    wakif.alam@gmail.com  These are the basic four types of parenting styles: Authoritarian or Disciplinarian: this parenting style is a bit older than the other ones and very much controversial for these days. This style is formalized by high demands and low ...

  Child Psychology and Modern Parenting Methods by Progga Paromita paromitasem724@gmail.com Should we make “Parenting” a taboo? Funny, right? No, not at all!! From my own experience, when I scroll my Facebook, about 1000 among 1500 kids of my friend list suffer from numerous family problems which are fully connected to the parenting methods. Since I have been grown up in an amazing family where my parents have never been a typical “Parent” to me, it’s a bit tough for me to digest how other children suffer and go through several mental problems for their family issues. My parents have always been my best friends with whom I can share everything of my life without any hesitation! So, here I am now! Writing about parenting methods which I experienced in my whole life. Won’t it be good to sharing with others??     What is Child Psychology? Child psychology is considered to be a study of children’s conscious and subconscious mind (within the age of 1-18), whic...

Address Your Mental Health: Break the Taboo by Mahdi Munshi mahdimunsi@gmail.com     Let me tell you a story almost all of you can relate to hopefully. Imagine, you are a fresh graduate and looking for a job. You wake up from a very good sleep, the first thing you do is take your smartphone in your palm and swipe down the notification bar to find an email from a company you applied for. You open the mail and find out the mail says ‘Not Selected’, again. You take this normally and think that there is another job interview in several days and you should start prepping for that one. You call your family, you call your girlfriend, they all console you and say that you’ll ace the next one. Everything was going good until it suddenly hit you that they all are disappointed in you. Suddenly you cannot find anything positive in your life, suddenly you start feeling like crying. Yes, you got depressed, you stop contacting with friends and family, decide to shut yourself in and ins...