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A Good Parent Is A Good Companion That Every Child Needs

Written By: Infano
April 27, 2020
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We have always heard that our parents are our first teachers, guide, and friend. They don’t just teach us to take our first step but also, how to deal with various situations in life. Most valuable lessons of our lives come from them. It is essential to be a good parent because your child is your reflection. Children can grasp better than adults, and therefore, it’s necessary to give them the right direction and education.

There are many types of parenthood from authoritative, authoritarian, permissive to uninvolved. You are the best judge on what kind of a parent you want to be. 

Although there is no fixed formula to be a good parent, there are a few things that are a must to be an ideal parent and good role model for your child.

Patience is the key

Being a parent is a 24*7 job. With every tantrum and mischief, you get closer to losing your patience. Try and stay calm even during the frustrating times, no matter how overwhelming it gets. You need to find a solution instead of reacting in a certain way that you might regret later. Good parents never lose their patience; they remain cool and calm which helps their children feel safe and secure. Learning how to handle stress and responsibility can help in the long run. Children are innocent and faint-hearted, they need to be treated with love and nurtured with patience.

Show empathy

It is essential to have a healthy relationship with your child, and it starts when you show love and compassion towards them. They learn empathy like every other skill from their parents. When you express your love, they feel important and secure and also, open up to you. It makes them expressive and helps them to share their emotions with you. As they start building trust towards you, they share their perspective. This also helps them to grow empathetic towards others, as well as, it makes them strong enough to cope with stress and failure in future. 

Respect and mutual trust

If you want your child to respect you, you need to respect them too. They feel important when they are included in important decisions. It also helps them to differentiate between wrong and right. When they make mistakes, it is essential to make them understand why it is wrong; it helps them build their thinking and not repeat the same mistakes in future. Constant advice can hurt their confidence and lead to fighting. When you do not trust them, you are pushing them to become rebellious. 

A boundary is necessary

While being a good friend, you also need to maintain specific rules in your house. Teach them about personal space and keep some limits. This helps them to build discipline and encourage them to maintain a routine. Teach them about the healthy distance one needs to keep with others. Also, do not contradict yourself and break the rules. If you yourself won’t follow them, it will confuse your child and eventually will lose interest in respecting your rules and decisions. 

Communication

Clear and understanding communication builds a healthy relationship-same goes with you and your child. Good parents never give advice and judge their children without listening to their perspective or their side of the story. Always listen to your child, this will help them to learn the same and they in return will listen to you better. When you maintain a frank and healthy communication, it makes you approachable. They might not feel comfortable talking about certain things, but communication is a skill that every parent needs to learn.

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The psychology behind successful moms

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April 27, 2020 | 04:50 AM |
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Being a mother is the most thankless job in the world. No matter how much one tries, one cannot express the role a mother plays in his/her life. From balancing her personal and professional life to always striving to provide the best to her children, she does it all. Family is always her topmost priority and even her personal wants take a backseat when it comes to choosing between family and personal needs.

Being a happy and successful mother is not easy by any means. Here are some of the habits which are common among all the successful mothers:

Personal-Professional life: Balancing the professional and personal life is one of the best habits you observe in all the successful mothers. A successful mother always provides equal importance to both, career and family.

Schedule: Organisational skill is one aspect which is found common among all the successful mothers. She always knows what she wants and has an impeccable skill of prioritising her tasks. Her schedule not only includes her daily chores but she also manages to spend time with her family. 

Multitasking: A lot of people try not multitask and fail. They end up paying only half attention to each task while multitasking. But, not a successful mother. She is the queen of multitasking and can undertake various activities simultaneously without breaking a sweat.

Be a Friend: A successful mother treats her children like friends. She encourages her child to communicate about each and everything to her. She listens patiently to her child like a friend would and comforts them. 

Prepare for future: A successful mother prepares for the future rather than worrying about the present or past scenario. She would line all her tasks to achieve the future goals of her family.

Forgiving others: A successful mother would easily forgive her child for any mistakes. She does not hold any grudges and understands that being resentful and bitter would only hold them back further in life.

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