Saturday, 18 March 2017

5 ways to develop a Good Behaviour in Your Child.


               



“The sign of great parenting is not the child’s behaviour… The sign of truly great parenting is the parent’s behaviour.” Each child is different and every parent has his or her way of dealing it. Being a parent we have to guide our child in every bit of activity they do, to make them understand and learn the difference between right and wrong. It’s our responsibility to inculcate a good behaviour in our child. Here are few tips :-

·       Be a good Example: - Children’s love to imitate, and they naturally think whatever their parents do is right. So, we must set a good example.

·       Encourage a level of Responsibility: - We must give our children opportunities to help us.

·       Acknowledge a good behaviour: - Show that you are pleased when your child is doing things that you approve of, such as giving another child some of his or her apple slices, or playing nicely with toys.

·       Discipline: - When your child does something you dislike, say so. Keep it simple: “You kicked Tiara. Kicking is wrong because it hurts people.” We should always talk about the behaviour as being wrong, rather than the child being “naughty” or “bad”. Don’t unintentionally reward bad behaviour by giving your child extra attention because of it.

·       Differentiate between right & wrong : - Give your child the opportunity to learn what is unacceptable. We should make them understand that colouring on drawing book is acceptable but colouring on wall is unacceptable.



“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” So be a good teacher and a best parent because we are responsible for their development and learning.


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