Many people feel that racism is something that should be avoided until a child is of a certain age. I feel that racism is important the first time the child either experiences it or witnesses it. It should not be avoided just because a child is a certain age. The best opportunity to teach a child about racism is the first time that they are exposed to it. It is the perfect time to point out the pain it caused, or the horrible feelings it produced. It is also the perfect opportunity to point out the flaws in racist thoughts. This is a vital function as a parent.
Teaching Your Child About Racism
Helping Your Toddler Make Friends
When kids start school, some may struggle with the social aspect of the experience. Making friends comes as second nature to many children, but some struggle with it mightily. For those toddlers that are having trouble making friends, there are some things that you can do.
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