There are no parents who would not want their son or daughter to be happy. All moms and dads want to see their children in the future as good family men, educated people, successful and educated personalities. But in order for these desires to come true, you must first know how to raise a wonderful child.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, read the book "How to Raise a Wonderful Child" by the American child psychologist Henry Cloud, co-authored with psychologist John Townsend. The book explains to parents how they can find the middle ground between the control of a child and his uncontrollability, how to educate him as a person with normal life principles, how to help him form his character. You will find in the book other answers to your many parenting questions about raising a child.
Step 2
Start raising your baby with yourself, setting an example in everything. Be neat yourself, if you achieve the same from a child, respect your parents, older people in age, if you want a reciprocal feeling from your children, be a decent person if you expect the same from your son or daughter, and so on.
Step 3
A child needs at least 4 hugs a day to be in a good mood, and for his full development, the number of hugs should increase to 12 or more. Give your child as much warmth, love and affection as possible so that he grows up to be a wonderful person.
Step 4
Do not put complexes in the child, being annoyed by his inept actions or childhood mistakes. Encourage him, praise, cheer him up when he does something new, produces, creates, draws and so on.
Step 5
Become for the child not his teacher, educator, overseer, but his friend, a person whom he could completely trust. And the child's studies, with an edifying or commanding tone, leave him to teachers and coaches of sports sections.
Step 6
Foster in your baby a sense of responsibility for someone or for some business. Feel free to entrust him with homework that he can master, caring for loved ones or animals. The more responsibility the child has, the less time will be left for a capricious mood and tantrums.
Step 7
Spend as much time as possible communicating with your child, playing with him, explaining important issues for him, since communication with parents will not replace expensive toys or entertainment for the child.
