If you are lucky enough to become a dad or mom, you already know how much joy your children give.
You also know that being a parent sometimes means difficulties in raising children.
Sometimes even very good and caring moms and dads have unpleasant and difficult situations.
Some useful tips on how to avoid mistakes in the process of raising children.
Give love to your children
Children know in principle about your love. And how do you show your love? Do you kiss your children tenderly? Do you hug them? Do you remind them of your love every day?
Do you tell your children how special they are to you? Not yet? Fix it!
Give your children a sense of security
Many children have a lot of different fears (fear of lightning, nightmares, darkness, etc.), some children are cowards by nature.
The goal is to make them feel comfortable and safe, taking into account your child's personality and character. You need to tell and show your child what you will do to protect them.
Spend more time with your children
Every child needs parental attention and care. Find time to study, play, read with your children.
Another option for spending time together is to do housework.
It is no secret that negative behavior of children is, in most cases, the result of insufficient attention to children.
To avoid this, give your children enough attention and let them feel your responsibility.
Praise your child
Children need to know that they are an important part of the family. And they need confidence in their actions. So as your child develops, learns something new or does something new, praise him, show him your support.
At the same time, tell your child that he must put in a lot of effort to continue developing.
Develop family rules
All families have rules and traditions. Each family has its own rules, and children need to understand them in order to follow them.
Don't change your family rules and traditions too often, if this does happen, explain to your child the reasons for the changes and the new rules of behavior.
Teach children discipline
Create an individual schedule for your child and make sure he sticks to it.
For example, feed your child, send him to brush his teeth and go to bed at the same time.
