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To avoid the morning rush, organise what you can the night before. Lay out clothes, make a lunch and assemble any supplies your child may need. Be sure to get everyone up extra early so you'll have plenty of time to calmly get ready and get out the door on time.
Encourage your child to eat a good breakfast and pack a healthy snack to help her get through the day.
Obviously, an overdeveloped crown produce a tyrannical, authoritarian nature. Next time you're in the office you'll be inspecting a few crowns on superiors heads I suspect! An ambitious nature is also revealed by a well developed crown. The upper portion of the top of the head relates to imagination in proportion to its development and the dominance
Most importantly, look to the eyes. Prominent eyes with bright sparkle or glitter are preferable to small, squinty or shifty eyes which reveal an introverted and secretive nature. In fact the eyes are the most important feature in your close encounters of the business kind. In your search for that employee or partner, look for eyes that sit firmly whilst gazing steadily. This reflects a solid and persevering nature and a person of stability and forthright disposition. In contrast, a wandering or shifty eye portends a nature given to unsettled and inconsistent habits. Restlessness will be evident and other features supporting your observation and gut feeling, a tendency to dishonesty and unreliability will be marked in this type. In short, this is a person of meagre commitment.
The eyebrow speaks of reputation, fame and temperament too. In many cases I have found a developed brow line also shows a high degree of dexterity or ability with the hands (engineers, electronics, civil engineers, drafts persons and architects). Individuals who are observant and who have to combine refined measurements with dexterity will have the brow line well developed.
If the lips are large it means an expensive and somewhat luxurious taste - but an expressive and generous temperament nonetheless. Often the large mouthed person can be very vocal under pressure, needing to verbalise, sometimes excessively, their dissatisfaction and frustration.
This relates to the stamina of the individual and the stronger the jaw line the greater the degree of stamina and endurance. People with very strong jaw lines can sometimes be considered stubborn. If the jaw line exceeds the balance of other features in the face, don't be too hasty in your judgement as this may simply mean a person who has strong convictions and who is not easily swayed by the opinions of others.
If status and position mean anything at all to you, you'll begin paying a lot more attention to this part of your own and others' faces. Cheeks tell the story of industriousness, power and authority in a person's life. Although as westerners we have a preference for a prominent and bonier style of cheek, the eastern (especially Chinese face readers) have a different perception.
Sometimes the cheeks appear to be strong in their presentation and are pronounced but lacking at the base. This means you are a forceful individual who is combative by nature. You are reactive to the circumstances and people around you and are learning the lessons of graciously living and letting live.
The start of a new school year is a great time to re-evaluate family routines and set guidelines to help your child succeed. Going back to school doesn’t have to mean homework fights and bedtime protests. Set homework schedules with your kids and talk about these rules and daily routines before school starts. Then, enforce family rules consistently.
This time often means changes for children - a new year, new classrooms and new teachers. Such milestones in children's lives can cause anxiety, too. Helping children adapt to new situations can ease parents minds and give them a chance to become involved in their children's education.
What stresses kids about school?
A new school year brings that wonderful feeling of having a fresh start, catching up with old friends, and making progress by moving up a grade. But there’s no denying that it can be stressful too. Parents need to understand that it is natural for most kids to feel a mix of emotions, such as excitement and nervousness about whether they’ll do well enough in school this year. Many kids in middle school or older classes may also have trouble making friends, being judged, or being teased.
First Day Fun
Most teachers kick off the school year by introducing themselves and talking about all the stuff they will be doing that year. Some teachers give students a chance to tell something about themselves to the rest of the class. When teachers do the talking on the first day, they often cover classroom rules so kids know how they are supposed to behave. This is a good time for your child to clarify any rule she does not understand. The first day of school is your child’s chance to find her way around a new school, or learn the pathways to new classes in her old school. It's a good idea to note down class timetables.
How Parents Can Help
• Be enthusiastic about the upcoming change.
• Start daily routines that will add to continuity. Let your child become involved with packing lunch or laying out her uniform.
• Encourage them to start their day with a nutritious breakfast. If there is no time, then a glass of milk and a small snack will do as they run out the door.
• In the evening, talk to them about their day in school and check if they need to do any homework.