
- Meet all the basic needs of your children.
- Make home and school a happy place.
- Provide them space to play, work, create and enjoy.
- Remember they need time for free play.
- Be their role models.
- Get them needed playthings, books and all other requirements.
- Be impartial while dealing with kids.
- Expose them to a wider environment -Give them relevant information.
- Provide them with a variety of stimuli. Give concrete experiences.
- Pay attention to house keeping.
- Devote time for play with your child.
- Find something to praise - Be positive in your approach.
- Teach them the right habits and values. Develop positive thinking.
- Establish an atmosphere of trust. Respect their privacy.
- Step in their shoes and act. Choose their peer groups carefully.
- Lookout for major personality changes. Keep track of the growth and development of your children.
Refrain from the following :
- Laughing at inappropriate behaviour.
- Subjecting them to solitary confinement or leaving kids alone in the house.
- Punishing children physically or groundless threatening.
- Having too many taskmasters.
- Dependence on servants.
- Labeling the child.
- Subjecting the child to adverse stimuli.
- Starving the child.
- Inconsistent behaviour on the part of the parents.
- Instant meeting of all demands.
- Leveling sarcastic remarks and repeated nagging.
- Goading the child with guilt or fear.
- Parents quarreling in the presence of the child.
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