Good Habits

Good habits go a long way in establishing the child’s personality. The child tries to emulate his parents and other elders in the family; so as parents you need to practice what you preach.

Here are some points you can keep in mind as parents to maintain a positive atmosphere at home:

  • A positive, calm, nurturing and comfortable home environment improves parental vision.
  • You should encourage cooperation and not competition.
  • No coercion and only communication is advisable.
  • Don’t call your children with negative names. Use respectful and encouraging words to foster a feeling of security and trust.
  • Always be approachable and amiable. Your children should feel free to communicate with you and ask their queries. Be like a friend to your child.
  • Be a patient listener and give importance to your child’s opinion. Also explain your viewpoints.
  • Your children should contribute according to their abilities.
  • Never compare your children since each child is unique. Recognize and appreciate theirindividuality.
  • Spend quality time with your children and also keep separate time for family activities.
  • Believe in your children and the children will believe in themselves. Look at their talents and achievements and not their failure.
  • Encourage the children to learn from their mistakes.

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