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Rules for moms of boys
1. Teach him to talk about how he feels.
2. Be a fan of everything he starts.
3. teach him how to do laundry
4. Read with him
5. Encourage his hobbies
6. Make sure he has worthy male role models to follow
7. Make sure he has worthy female role models
8. Вe that ideal yourself
9. Teach him manners
10. Don’t destroy his faith in anything
11. Explain to him that sometimes you need to be gentle.
12. Let him ruin his clothes sometimes
13. Learn to play soccer
14. Take him outside more often
15. Don’t give in to games, let him lose sometimes
16. Teach him to help others
17. Explain that practice helps to learn everything
18. Answer when he asks: “Why?”
19. Carry bandages and tissues with you at all times
How to say “no” to a child?
The most important rule is that up to 2.5-3 years of age, any prohibition must be justified.
There is only one justification during this period, the main one being that everything that is dangerous to life is forbidden want to instill in the child good manners – to tell, for example, that you can not pull off the pediatrician beads or climb into someone else’s bag But, unfortunately, to understand this he can not now (as well as to distinguish between “mine” and “other people’s”).
In addition, the child at this age is dominated by short-term memory.
He does not compare situations or look for similarities.
The fact that you can not stick your fingers in the socket at home, does not mean that it can not be done in a guest.
So again, the rule of thumb is that one prohibition must be in effect at all times and in all places
The best form of demonstrating the prohibition is your body language.
Make a rather stern face, threaten with a finger.
Do not shout, but always speak firmly and confidently. If the child cries in response to your actions – do not feel sorry for him: this crying is a reinforcement of what you have heard
Why is it harmful to buy a lot of toys?
Going to another children’s store, parents, often based on their unrealized childish desires, or succumbing to the manipulation of his little one buy almost the entire toy assortment.
But the variety brings the child only illusory joy, which quickly ends.
In a huge number of toys is much harder for a child to make a choice.
What exactly is the toy he needs to play now?
It is like finding yourself at a luxurious table.
There is everything: and fish, and meat, and salads, and cuts of vegetables and fruits.
And it’s all so delicious! But can you eat it all?!
And then you have to choose the tastiest of the tasty, and you have to give up something.
And that’s bound to cause anxiety.
There’s more potential in reasonable restriction, paradoxical as it may sound.
Consequences of raising your voice to a child
Screaming parents make the child withdraw into himself, close, become deaf to any appeal of adults.
Trust and mutual understanding disappears from the relationship.
The child stops sharing his problems, fearing to cause a negative reaction of parents.
Thus, mom and dad turn from close people into strangers.
The child does not form a basic trust in the world.
If the closest and most beloved person, like mom or dad, offends, then anyone can offend.
The child stops trusting others, and has problems building friendships and loving relationships
If you want to be good parents, never make such mistakes.
It is always possible to solve issues in a peaceful, calm environment
7 rules for raising a happy child
Never speak for your child.
Wait for him to formulate a thought and don’t push him.
Demonstrate good habits by example.
Trite advice, but if you want to convey to your child that exercise is healthy and necessary, then the whole family should spend ten minutes in the morning exercising.
Believe in your child.
It is important to remember to motivate him or her often and correctly
Accept your child’s mistakes and don’t nag him for them.
It is important to explain that a mistake is also an experience, analyze the situation together
Allow your child to dream, do not hinder him.
One day his fantasy may become reality, and he may become a genius of his time
Don’t do things for your child that he can do himself, such as brushing his teeth or putting away his toys.
Tell your child that the path to a big dream is rarely without sacrifice
For example: “Now we can save money and not buy this toy so that we can save up and buy a new bicycle.”
What kind of dad should a dad be?
A father is the protector of the family. He is in charge and no matter what happens, he can be relied on.
He does not hurt the weak, stands up for his family and loved ones.
With him it is not afraid to take on any task
A strict father. He does not encourage bad character traits and behavior, he is always reasonable, does not pay attention to gratuitous tantrums of the child, does not let him “sit on the neck”
But at the same time, the father must be fair, not cruel, not to inspire fear, not to humiliate others.
He must be loving. Treat his wife well, giving his son an example of proper treatment of women
He must be honest. Not to deceive his family, friends, colleagues. He is responsible for his words and actions
Authority. He should be an example to his child in everything.
Whether he wants it or not, children, like a mirror, copy the behavior of their parents
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