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Basic parenting skills by Rubina Ratnakar

Life Skills Sat, 10 Jul 2021 05:32:36 +0000

Parenting can be a quite challenging task. Parents-to-be are mostly nervous about how they are going to handle this responsibility. You are going to start a new life and are going to raise a human who should be ready to deal with the world. In this blog, Rubina Ratnakar lists some basic parenting tips that almost every parent should follow.

When the kid is really small, there is not much to be done with him or her. You just have to feed them, take care of them, pay attention to their physical growth, teach them how to walk and talk, and how to carry themselves. Once they start understanding everything, you need to take extra care of them.

Always make time for your kids. Even if you are busy with work, whenever you come back spend some time with them. Never make your child feel like you don’t have enough time for them or they are not your priority.

Your kid is going to look forward to you. You are going to be his or her role model. When the child doesn’t even have a sense of what’s happening around him, he or she starts imitating his or her parents. Take care of the habits you have as your child is going to follow them only.

Always be supportive. If you think he is really trying his best to do something, you should help him as much as possible. If you think that maybe he is not on the right way, make him understand why he is not right instead of scolding or grounding them.

Teach the basic moral values like honesty, gratitude, discipline, and integrity to him or her from the beginning. Home is a child’s first school. He’ll learn more at home as compared to his school.

Get to know about your kid’s fear and help him overcome it. Make them feel protected and loved all the time.

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