Recently, in my early twenties, I decided to really step up my drawing game and move beyond the simple, flat, cartoony doodles level of drawing I've been in most of my life. I've taken up to starting with the fundamentals and slowly working towards sketching forms and simple objects with sleek, smooth lines. However, even with quick wrist motions, my lines appear to be uneven and a little jagged. I've been lying awake just now trying to figure out why, and I can't help but wo

It is very important for parents to train their children to be confident. Confidence is the path to success. Confidence is a belief in your ability to master your body, behavior and the challenges you encounter in the world. If our children believe in themselves, they will take more risks in life, accomplish their goals and achieve great things. The good thing is confidence can be developed, no matter a child’s situation or feelings. Parents can help improve a child’s self-co

1. Sleep for school. Setting up a regular bedtime and wake-up routine before school starts is a crucial step to prepare your child for class and a practical way to cut down on first-day stress. 2. Look up to learning. If your child is feeling a bit anxious about going back to school, keep a positive attitude. Recall the fun and exciting events, field trips, projects, and so on from years past, and show excitement about the opportunities for learning new things in the upcoming

Do you struggle with a shy child? Are you dealing with tantrums or other behavioral issues? Your child might not be shy, they might be an introvert. Read below to learn if your child might be a introvert and some things you can do to make this burden more like a blessing! Living in a society that places such a high value on being extroverted can make the life of an introvert tough. And while this view can place a high strain on adults who are introverted, it can be especially