So this week's class was mind blowing for me. I loved all the
information that I was able to obtain over parenting and the things that can
make a great success to children growing up to become successful adults. I mean
that is the point of parenting. The definition of parenting is to protect your
children and prepare them to survive and thrive.
The most important thing that really
inspired me in the ways of parenting is showing that you love your child by
holding them to a higher standard of living. I believe that a child can learn
great responsibility and can control or understand the consequences of our actions.
One way of action is plan in advance for the consequence if the child doing
something wrong with your spouse. This way, if the child does something wrong,
both parents know what to do and are able to not have any problems when it
comes to the consequence of the child's action. Good or bad.
Also the most important part is sitting
down with the child and telling them that consequence that the parents have
talked about before talking to the child. For example. If the child is getting
a new phone and might have a problem with text inapporiately or too late at
night, the parents can talk to the child about the consequence of their
actions. That way, the child knows what will happen if he brakes that rule
however, it is essential that the parents live up to what they told the child.
If they are letting them off and if it happens again.. or nothing ever happens,
when the parents finally follow through the child says that it is unfair
because he was never punished for that before now. The funny thing is is that
the child is right! it isn't fair! He is now confused and upset with the
parents.
I know that we are all learning when it
comes to having to parent a child. Heck, I don't even have kids yet! But this
information happened in my home and I would have loved to learn a little bit
more about the consequences of my actions or lack of to fully understand now
that I am an adult and are dealing with the natural consequences of life.
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