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Parenting Guide

Give young kids a chance to find their own solutions. When you lovingly acknowledge a child's minor frustrations without immediately rushing in to save her, you teach her self-reliance and resilience. In short try not to fix everything immediately.

Children crave limits, which help them understand and manage an often confusing world. Show your love by setting boundaries, so your kids can explore and discover their passions safely.

Enforcing limits is really about teaching kids how to behave in the world and helping them to become competent, caring, and in control. Don’t forget; always remember that discipline is not punishment.

Kids can't absorb too many rules without turning off completely. Forget arguing about little stuff like fashion or clothing. Focus on the things that really matters, means no hitting, rude talk, or lying. Pick your battle while guiding kids in growing age.

Let your child choose the activity to play with you, and don't worry about rules. Just go with the flow and have fun. That's the only rule of the game. Try to behave as a child when you play with your children. It makes them feel comfortable and create a good bond between parents and kids.

Try to read book with your child almost every day. Get started when he's a newborn; babies love listening to the sound of their parents' voices. Cuddling up with your child and a book is a great bonding experience that will set him up for a lifetime of reading.

Try to manage things in such a way that you have spare quality time daily for your child. Let your child choose an activity where you hang out together for 10 or 15 minutes with no interruptions. There's no better way for you to show your love.

The greatest untapped resource available for improving the lives of our children is time with Dad -- early and often. Kids with engaged fathers do better in school, problem-solve more successfully, and generally cope better with whatever life throws at them.

Always make warm memories to cherish with kids whenever gets time. Your children will probably not remember anything that you say to them, but they will recall the family rituals -- like bedtimes and game night -- that you do together.

Always be polite and calm while talking with anyone at home or outside especially in front of them. Be the role model your children. Kids learn by watching their parents. Modeling appropriate, respectful, good behavior works much better than telling them what to do.

Show your kids how easy it is to care for the environment. Waste less, recycle, reuse, and conserve each day. Help them to understand the things and pick up a trash whenever they see around the neighborhood. Simply teach them how to live a little greener.

When you notice your child doing something helpful or nice, let him know how you feel. It's a great way to reinforce good behavior so he's more likely to keep doing it. Always praise your child with good work and encourage them. Cheers the good stuff.

Don't accept disrespect from your child. Never allow her to be rude or say hurtful things to you or anyone else. If he/she does, tell them firmly that you will not tolerate any form of disrespect.

Tell them to notice the color of a person's eyes. Making eye contact will help a hesitant child appear more confident and will help any kid to be more assertive and less likely to be picked on. Always remember to teach kids about the bravery tricks.

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