Plenty of knowledge resources are available about parenting skills and enough research goes into it all over the world. How much ever you prepare yourself with all the information, parenting begins the day you have a child. Every parent plays a very important role in a child’s life and it is to some extent a lifelong commitment.
As a parent, your skills are very essential in providing physical and emotional support to your child in order to develop into a strong individual. A lot of the child’s behavior and development depends on the kind of parenting.
How to be a good parent
A lot of parents are influenced by their parents and other elders in the family and it is rather a hand me down characteristic to a large extent. But with changing times, new approaches to parenting have come up and parents need to move with the times.
A parent plays a vital role in dealing with a child from the day it is born to a time when he or she is capable of making judgments and taking decisions, a parent plays a vital role. A good parent is more of a relative term; it in many cases is highly individualized, to suit personal requirements and attitudes. However, on a general note being a good parent involves providing emotional and physical support to your child.
Parenting skills change as the child grows up, the set of rules for a toddler will not hold good for a teen and it is obvious. There are different styles of parenting that work; some prefer to be strict parents. Punishing their children for wrong behavior, being hostile to a child throwing a tantrum is one way of dealing with the situation while others take make choose a different path. Some parents believe in being authoritative in their approach.
They give a window for compromise but more often the children need to follow the set rules. The third kinds of parents are those who allow their children to learn things as they grow. Reasoning out situations and teaching them what is right and wrong with a good parent-child communication works well in developing strong individuals.
Which way to go?
This is the most ambiguous part of the whole process of parenting. Each parent has a way of going about with raising their children and the best choice would be to have a healthy mix of various rules and time tested methods. At the end of it all, every parent must shower unconditional attention on their child and avoid enforcing their dreams and aspirations onto their young.
This can kill the child’s individuality, positive parenting requires the parent listen to the child and spend time reasoning out issues and guiding them in the right direction. There is a lot of information about all this available on the Internet and also from professional counselors who can help deal with situations.
There are several help groups that maintain parenting blogs and meet once in a way to share experiences. At the end of it all, it is purely a personal choice to make things work between you and your child, and make it work for the best of both.
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As a parent, your skills are very essential in providing physical and emotional support to your child in order to develop into a strong individual. A lot of the child’s behavior and development depends on the kind of parenting.
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How to be a good parent
A lot of parents are influenced by their parents and other elders in the family and it is rather a hand me down characteristic to a large extent. But with changing times, new approaches to parenting have come up and parents need to move with the times.
A parent plays a vital role in dealing with a child from the day it is born to a time when he or she is capable of making judgments and taking decisions, a parent plays a vital role. A good parent is more of a relative term; it in many cases is highly individualized, to suit personal requirements and attitudes. However, on a general note being a good parent involves providing emotional and physical support to your child.
Parenting skills change as the child grows up, the set of rules for a toddler will not hold good for a teen and it is obvious. There are different styles of parenting that work; some prefer to be strict parents. Punishing their children for wrong behavior, being hostile to a child throwing a tantrum is one way of dealing with the situation while others take make choose a different path. Some parents believe in being authoritative in their approach.
They give a window for compromise but more often the children need to follow the set rules. The third kinds of parents are those who allow their children to learn things as they grow. Reasoning out situations and teaching them what is right and wrong with a good parent-child communication works well in developing strong individuals.
Which way to go?
This is the most ambiguous part of the whole process of parenting. Each parent has a way of going about with raising their children and the best choice would be to have a healthy mix of various rules and time tested methods. At the end of it all, every parent must shower unconditional attention on their child and avoid enforcing their dreams and aspirations onto their young.
This can kill the child’s individuality, positive parenting requires the parent listen to the child and spend time reasoning out issues and guiding them in the right direction. There is a lot of information about all this available on the Internet and also from professional counselors who can help deal with situations.
There are several help groups that maintain parenting blogs and meet once in a way to share experiences. At the end of it all, it is purely a personal choice to make things work between you and your child, and make it work for the best of both.
Please Share The Article With Everyone Thanks:
James
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James is a writer and blogger with 5 years experience.
James is a writer and blogger with 5 years experience.
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