From Tantrums to Tawakkul By Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen When young children seem out of control, parents may feel frustrated, confused, angry or even concerned. Note how each of these are feelings, some of which parents may unintentionally pass on to the child. Therefore parents must emotionally regulate themselves first. There are many reasons why a young child may give in to tears and tantrums, but it is mainly developmental in that they are faced with a circumstance where they do not have the physical or emotional maturity to navigate or intellectually express. |
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How The Prophet Muhammad Managed Marital Conflict By Wendy Díaz The life of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, offers guidance for the everyday realities of marriage. The accounts of his life in the Seerah give us a detailed understanding of who he was, not only as a messenger of God and spiritual guide but as a husband and father. When Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, first received revelation, he was already a husband and father. He understood the responsibilities of caring for a household, and his teachings addressed everything from choosing a spouse to navigating differences. His biography offers vivid examples of marriage and family life, including how he responded to conflict. |
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How Puberty Affects Emotions and Moods By Amanda Hasan Puberty is a phase of emotional, physical, and psychological transformations that occurs when children and teenagers grow and mature. This extraordinary phase of growth and transformation is a whirlwind of emotions, revelations, and obstacles that creates a lasting impact on everyone who experiences it. For several parents, navigating puberty from their younger children or pre-teens or teens can be overwhelming, particularly when dealing with their younger children or pre-teens or teenagers mood swings that usually characterize this time of growth. Here are some ways that parents can cope during this complex period with compassion and awareness for their children and teenagers: |
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