Pawsitive Families

These recommendations are based on global child health guidelines and current research. They are not rigid rules; they are starting points and guidance to support healthy development. Under 2 : Avoid screens other than video calls with family. The developing brain depends on real-world interaction, movement, and eye contact. Ages 2-5 : Aim for around 1 hour per day of high-quality, adult-guided content. Break screen time into short periods rather than long passive sessions. A

Every relationship has conflicts. In some relationships, conflict is a serious problem; in others, differences seem to be resolved without creating a major incident. Think about the kinds of conflict that happen in your daily life. These are typical: Disagreements over who should do what Disagreements over how things should be done Conflicts of personality and style Nonproductive Ways of Dealing with Conflict Now that we've identified some typical situations where conflict ar

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Every relationship has conflicts. In some relationships, conflict is a serious problem; in others, differences seem to be resolved...