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What You Shouldn't Do in Front of Your Child: 5 Common Mistakes Parents Make - Don't Repeat These Mistakes
04.05.2024 00:30
Do you want your child to grow up to be a decent, decent and successful person? Become a positive example for him or her!
Follow the rules, be polite, help other people, speak beautifully and correctly, demonstrate hard work and determination.
The baby will definitely “absorb” all these qualities, because he will follow the example of mom and dad.
But you definitely shouldn’t do the following actions in front of a child.
Firstly, the child will also start doing bad things. Secondly, he will come to the conclusion that there is no atmosphere of love and mutual understanding in his family.
Break the rules
If you break the rules right in front of your child, the boy or girl will come to the conclusion that it is okay to do so.
Therefore, do not cross the road in the wrong place, do not throw garbage past the trash bin, etc.
Bad habits
Children often "copy" their parents' bad habits. Of course, a child won't start doing this right away, but in adolescence it's quite possible.
Do not smoke in front of your child. Do not drink alcohol in front of your child. Your child should not consider these actions to be “normal” and “everyday.”
Use "bad words"
Many parents are surprised: “Who did my baby learn to swear from?”
But some moms and dads, without even noticing it, periodically use “strong words” in the presence of their own child. That’s why the baby remembers rude expressions.
Express your thoughts without using foul language: it is beneficial for both you and your child.
Criticize other people
Give up the habit of speaking badly about other people.
A child should not think that it is normal to scold someone behind their back.
Argue
Parents should not conflict in front of their child.
Need to make claims against each other? Then move to another room!
A baby shouldn't see his mother and father arguing. It's a huge stress for a child.
Earlier we told you what household chores you can assign to your child.
