What Make A Good Parent And Child Relationship

What Make A Good Parent And Child Relationship

Parenting is one of the important tasks which no one will teach you. Raising a child and teaching to be a good person by giving them their personal space. The first teacher of the children’s life is their parents.

Here are 9 tips to make a good parent and child relationship by the family counsellor and life coach Ritu Singal

1. Boost your childโ€™s self-esteem

Children develop their sense of humor by the time when they are babies they see themselves through the eyes of their parents. Children understand the parentโ€™s tone of voice, her body language, and all her expressions.

Praise for achievement, even it small, will make your children proud and help you to make a better relationship with child; allowing them to do things on their own will make them feel capable and strong. Conversely, demeaning comments or negative comparisons with other children will make them feel worthless.

Encourage your child from the beginning to their study, life goals etc. Give them practical example to motivate them.

Related: 5 Practical Things You Can Do For Building Your Childโ€™s Self-Confidence

2. Acknowledge good deeds

Have you ever stopped to think about how many times a day you have negative reactions towards your children? You may find that you criticize them many more times than you congratulate them. Even if it was with good intentions, how will you feel if a senior treated you like this way?

The most positive approach is to acknowledge the good deeds of the children: โ€œYou made the bed without being asked, thatโ€™s great!โ€ or โ€œI was watching you while you were playing with your sister and you were very patient.โ€ These comments will be much more effective in encouraging long term suitable behaviour for the good relationship between parents and child.

Aim to find something to praise every day. Be generous with the rewards – your love, hugs, and praise can do wonders and are often enough gratification.

3. Set limits to be consistent with discipline

Discipline is necessary for all houses. They may test the limits you set, but they are imperative for them to become responsible adults.

Little rules will not harm anything; rather it will help children to understand their expectations and self control with love.

Some rules may include, for example, not watching television until chores are done and not allowing hitting, name calling, or hurtful teasing.

4. Make time for your children

Time is most important to make a good parent-children relationship. It is often difficult for parents and children to get together for a family meal, or to think about spending quality time together.

Many parents find that it is rewarding to schedule a time to spend with their children.

Find other ways to relate, for example, put a note or something special in childrenโ€™s lunch boxes.

5. Be a good role model

Young children are very sharp. The smaller they are, the more they reflect it to be. Before reacting aggressively or enraged in front of your child, think about: Is this how you want your child to behave in anger?

Be generous. Do things for others without expecting retribution. Express your appreciation and praise. Above all, treat your children in the same way that you expect other people to treat you.

Donโ€™t be used abused language in front of your children, be polite. Comments such as โ€œHow stupid!โ€ Choose the words carefully and be compassionate.

Parents are the first teacher of their childrenโ€™s life.

6. Make communication a priority

Good communication is important for a healthy relationship. You canโ€™t expect children to do everything just because you as a parent โ€œsay soโ€ the relationship of parents and child must be like so. They want and deserve explanations, just like adults. If we do not explain, children will question our values โ€‹โ€‹and motivations, and whether they have foundations.

Parents who communicate with their children properly, it allows them to understand and learn without making value judgments.

Make your expectations clear. If there is a problem, describe it, express your feelings, and invite your child to find a solution together. Be sure to mention the consequences. Make suggestions and offer alternatives.

7. Show that your love is unconditional

As a parent, you have got a responsibility to guide your kids. However, the method you categorical your corrective orientation contains an enormous influence on however a baby receives it. After you need to upset your kid, avoid blaming, criticizing, or trying to find flaws; all of this may weaken vanity and provoke rancour. Instead, build a shot to coach and encourage, even after you discipline your kids. Confirm they apprehend that though you would like and expect one thing higher next time, your love is unconditional.

8. Be flexible and willing to adapt your parenting style

If your childโ€™s behavior often disappoints him, it may be because his expectations are unrealistic. The environment around children impacts their behavior. It is important to give your childrenโ€™s better environments for their mentally and physically development.

As your child changes, he will have to gradually change his parenting style. Chances are, what is effective with your child today may not be as effective in a year or two.

Adolescents often look for more role models in their peers and less in their parents. However, be sure to guide and encourage your teen or to provide the proper discipline while allowing her to become more and more independent. And take advantage of all the moments you have to start a relationship.

9. Parent limitations

As a parent, you have got strengths and weaknesses. Promise to figure on your weaknesses: โ€œI should be a lot of per discipline.โ€ attempt to have realistic expectations for yourself, and your kids.

And try to form raising kids into a manageable task. Concentrate on the areas that require the foremost attention, instead of attempting to tackle everything quickly. Admit after you feel exhausted. Take time off from parenting to try to things which will cause you to happy as someone (or as a couple).

Focusing on your wants doesnโ€™t cause you to an unpleasant person. It merely implies that you care regarding your own well-being, associate another vital price for your kids to require as an example to follow.

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