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What are the 3 most common misconceptions about parenting that modern parents believe: experts' opinions
29.01.2024 11:54
If previously there was little information available on issues of upbringing, now there is more than enough.
However, this is precisely the reason why problems may arise.
People may believe false information, considering it reliable and beyond doubt.
What are the 3 misconceptions that parents believe most often?
Children should not be forbidden anything
This is a very unproductive approach, because the child has no knowledge of the world around him. Some actions can be downright dangerous.
It is also worth monitoring how children behave in society, and not ignoring hysterics, noise, screams. In this case, children will not understand how they should behave in society.
A child needs to be developed from different sides from the earliest age.
On the one hand, this position is correct: children will be able to find what they really want to develop in. However, something else may happen: the child will be physically and intellectually overloaded, which will lead to fatigue.
Therefore, within the framework of this point, experts advise maintaining a balance.
Punishments must be abandoned
Ideally, this point also seems correct, since the concept of punishment brings to mind associations with the shouts of nervous parents and physical impact.
However, punishments can also be different. For example, children are deprived of certain privileges for a time or adjustments are made to their established routine.
It is impossible to completely abandon punishments: in that case, you can forget about discipline.
Earlier we talked about the secrets that can be used to teach a child to think independently .
