HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD SUCCEED - Robert D Oberlander - April 1978

Robert D Oberlander

Want to improve your child's performance in school? Some noted researchers offer a few suggestions for developing your child's human potential. At any given moment somewhere on this globe a proud parent is effusively exclaiming, "That's my kid!" Whether it's the joy of a baby's first step, a daughter's first ballet performance, or a new promotion for a 35-year-old "baby," it's wonderful when children do something to cause parents such pleasure. Parents want their children to be successful, happy, and well adjusted. Some parents even go to great lengths to turn their children into prodigies, geniuses, or wunderkinder. But many mothers and fathers may not realize that they can do a lot more toward developing such traits. Recent studies have revealed the sobering fact that parents play an incredibly important role in the total development of their children. That role appears to be doubly important during a vital ten-month period early in a toddler's life. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library