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The American Association for Child Welfare and the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children offer a set of tips for dealing with children in the context of positive education. The following are 10 proposals:
1 - The estimated value of play: Playing is child labor. Playing is important to all aspects of child development, and is a natural way to learn children, and is essential in forming a positive relationship between the child and the parents. Umar ibn al-Khattab, your son's player, said seven times, and his seventh is seven, and his companion is seven.
2. Talk to your child and listen to him.
3. It is important to look at your child and touch him gently when communicating with him.
4. Try not to be negative with your child, avoid criticism and learn to praise your child when he acts positively. Certainly talk to your child when he makes a mistake, but give him the opportunity to correct his mistake.
5. Be the first source of information for your child. Encourage him to ask questions, this will teach him to ask questions when he grows up. By answering your child's questions honestly and frankly, you can create a relationship based on mutual trust and respect.
6 - Learn how to grow children and know the unique characteristics of your child. When it comes to your child, the real expert is you. Evaluate your child's privacy. And support your child's interests and talents.
Try to spend time with each of your children every day.
8. Do not hesitate to praise the unique qualities of your children, avoid comparing them, or calibrate them why they are not like someone else.
9 - Count your family to success. Set a set of rules and limits, this will help your child feel safe and prevent things from becoming out of control.
10 - Pay attention to yourself. If you are tired, sick or in bad mood you can not be a good parent. Select a time for family activities.
The sense of belonging is enhanced when the family conducts joint activities. Teach your child the difference between right and wrong.
Understanding a child's right and wrong slowly develops within him.
2018-04-08