5 Things You Shouldn't Forbid Your Child: Common Mistakes Parents Make

28.03.2024 06:50

Many mothers and fathers are afraid that their child will become arrogant and uncontrollable.

To achieve this, they establish many prohibitions.

Perhaps some of these restrictions are entirely justified.

But there are probably also unnecessary prohibitions that only make the situation worse.

So, what do many parents unnecessarily forbid their children from doing?

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Helping mom and dad

Curious children often have a desire to do the work that their parents are doing.

Does your child want to take part in cleaning, repairs or washing dishes? Do not forbid him/her to do so under any circumstances!

Give your child a simple task that he or she can probably handle. This will provide a double benefit: the child will acquire a skill and enjoy helping mom and dad.

Talk about your attitude to a particular problem

A child should have the right to express his own opinion: even on serious topics.

Of course, you shouldn't always take what your child says seriously. But you shouldn't laugh or interrupt your child: be sure to listen to your son or daughter until the end.

Paint

If your child has a desire to realize his creative potential, then give him this opportunity.

Don't want your child to color the wallpaper? Buy an album, paints and pencils.

Run and jump

The baby should have the opportunity to release accumulated energy.

Otherwise, the child may become irritable, withdrawn and lazy.

Of course, parents should ensure their child's safety. But not by completely banning active games.

Leaving a dish uneaten

Never force your baby to finish soup or porridge.

A child should stop eating exactly when he wants to. Why turn breakfast, lunch or dinner into "torture"?

Earlier we told you how to teach your child a healthy lifestyle.

Kurchev Anton Author: Kurchev Anton Deputy Editor-in-Chief


Content
  1. Helping mom and dad
  2. Talk about your attitude to a particular problem
  3. Paint
  4. Run and jump
  5. Leaving a dish uneaten