At some point in their development, most children become fascinated by fire. They want to light candles, strike matches and play with cigarette lighters. Around this time, some may begin to play secretly with fire on their own, even though …
All children sometimes break the rules by doing something wrong or forbidden. They may, for example, snatch something, lie, destroy property, bully another child, act violently, swear or spit at a teacher, etc. When children do such things adults often …
Aggressive behaviour means children behaving aggressively towards other children or adults by hitting, shoving, scratching or spitting, or by throwing things at them. Aggressive behaviour is unacceptable and adults should therefore help children learn to modify such behaviour. One way …
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