What are two to three tips you can share on raising a child?

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  1. Handicapped Chef profile image68
    Handicapped Chefposted 10 years ago

    What are two to three tips you can share on raising a child?

    Please keep it positive. Both parents and non-parents may respond


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  2. C.V.Rajan profile image59
    C.V.Rajanposted 10 years ago

    1) When they cry and throw up tantrums, check first whether they are feeling hungry or sleepy.

    2) Never over pamper them

    3) Teach them that obedience is also a necessary virtue.

  3. sallieannluvslife profile image77
    sallieannluvslifeposted 10 years ago

    1.  love
    2.  love & hugs
    3.  love at all times, in all circumstances.

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image68
      Handicapped Chefposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      That is great but do love and hugs teach them what they need to make it in this world

    2. C.V.Rajan profile image59
      C.V.Rajanposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Your love is fine, but as Handicapped Chef has commented, will it help them to face the world with all harsh realities? If love ends up as blind pampering, then that love is going to spoil them. One should not 'love' at all times/ all circumstances.

    3. sallieannluvslife profile image77
      sallieannluvslifeposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Very true, CV but you cannot truly love without responsibility-by love, I do not mean spoil, I mean real love that comes w/discipline, teaching responsibility, integrity, morals, values, security and love even when they deserve it the least

  4. DDE profile image46
    DDEposted 10 years ago

    Always show your child you love them
    Keep them safe
    Don't have too many boundaries
    Be their parent more than their friend
    Be there at all times
    Don't yell
    communication is very important
    Help out whenever you can  and with whatever you can don't ignore your child
    pay attention to your child's needs

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image68
      Handicapped Chefposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Well said trust and communication are 2 very strong factors in the life of raising your children.

  5. petenali profile image80
    petenaliposted 10 years ago

    1. Make sure they know there is a safe environment in the home to escape from outside issues and where honesty is always accepted.

    2. Always love unconditionally.

    3. Set boundaries for your kids and STICK TO THEM!  Boundaries without enforcement are useless.

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image68
      Handicapped Chefposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      very well said

  6. MsDora profile image94
    MsDoraposted 10 years ago

    (1) Always assure the child of your love.
    (2) Give the child permission to flex his muscles (literally and figuratively) without criticism
    (3) Model what you teach and preach

  7. jennshealthstore profile image80
    jennshealthstoreposted 10 years ago

    One of the most important things besides the obvious love them, is make sure that they know that they can trust you. Make it easy for them to confide in you and keep you in the loop of their lives, good or bad.

    You also must pick your battles. Do not get mad at your children for mistakes. Especially like accidental mistakes like dropping a glass or spilling their drink. If you holler at them for something as simple at that, they will never be able to come to you with more serious mistakes.

    Learn to listen not just give demands. Your child may be talking out of line to you by telling you no, they are not going to do something you told them to do, but first listen to their reason, there may be a legitimate one. Let them know that their ideas and thoughts are important. Then if the thing you ask still must be done, take the time to explain why.

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image68
      Handicapped Chefposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      really agree with you with the trust issue that is a very important part of teaching your child.

  8. Barbara Kay profile image73
    Barbara Kayposted 10 years ago

    1. Love them no matter what and enjoy them while they are there. The years go quickly.
    2. Be consistent. If you've made a rule you need to stick to it.
    3. If they say they hate you, they never mean it.

  9. AustralianNappies profile image78
    AustralianNappiesposted 10 years ago

    If you're making ground rules let one of them be an aim for smiles and laughter in every

    If you're going to create rules make sure you follow them yourself.

 
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