Parenting 001

  SPEECH TITLE: WHAT DOES IT TAKES TO BE A GOOD PARENT? 

  Parenting tips sharing 

help your children to build character

  INTRODUCTION 

  During the early childhood, parents will be the main influence in the child’s learning experience and education.

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  Parents behavior brings impact on the development of the child.

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  Positive environment can produce Great learning experiences for children, and vise versa.

LOVE YOUR CHILD

  Show love & affection to your child

   all the time.

  

UNCONDITIONAL

A warm touch or a caring hug can

   let your children know how much you really care about them.

  

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   Make a habit of Praising your child whenever they accomplish something good.

  Let them know that you feel proud 

  AVOID COMPARING & AVOID FAVOURISM Each child is

   individual and unique.

  Avoid comparing

   your children to _ others, especially

  Comparing one child to another can also siblings. make one child develop a jealousy with his or her sibling. You want to nurture a loving relationship between your _ children, not a competitive one.

  Avoid favoritism. Surveys have shown that most parents have favorites, If your children are quarreling, don't choose

  

WORK ON COMMUNICATIONS

_ Children should never be afraid to speak _ with parents.

  No matter how tough the topic, even if they messed up badly, they should not fear that we will hate them or scold them _ badly.

  Do daily interactions where you reserve time and energy for them. _ Talk to your child every day-even just for a _ few minutes.

  Speak to your child in the tone and with the _ words that you wish he would use with others.

  Express your love every day, no matter how tough the day.

  BE A GOOD ROLE MODEL 

  Children have a tendency to become what they see and hear.

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  Parents should try their best to Control temper/anger, all the time.

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  It's perfectly okay to make mistakes, but you should apologize or let your child know that the behavior is not good. Eg:

  say something like, "Mommy didn't mean to yell at you. She was just very upset." Apologize is better than

   ignoring that you made a mistake, because that will

HELP YOUR CHILDREN TO

   Teach them to be independent. _ Don't make decisions for them all the time _ Let them learn that their own actions have _ consequences (good / bad) Don't routinely do things for your children

that they can learn to do for themselves.

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  Respect child's privacy as you would want them to respect yours.

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  Start encourage healthy lifestyle from younger age.

  CONCLUSION _

In conclusion, Your parenting will have a life-

long effect on your child and you should

always give your child the love and affection

he needs, even if you're hundreds of miles _ away.

  

While you won't always be a constant daily

presence in your child's life, you should

always let your children know that you care

about them and that you'll be there for them, _ no matter what.

  

Your children will still turn to you for advice,

and will still be affected by what you say no

matter what age they are.

  CONCLUSION 

  Don't place unreasonable expectations on your child.

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  There's a difference between wanting your child to be a responsible, mature individual and forcing your child to be perfect or to live up to your idea of what perfect should be.

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  Don't push your child to get perfect grades; instead, encourage good study habits, and let your child put in the effort that he is capable of.