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Being good parents it is of utmost importance that we are both tender and tough! However, the challenge is to vacillate between the two depending on situations and what would be the most helpful one. When you write something to your little one, it can sure be magical! Communicating love, pride and commitments in much more powerful way than spoken words. We have penned few things which every kid needs to hear and make sure that they are the part of your ongoing communication with your little ones you care most about.
I Love You
This is most crucial! Always be strong enough to say ‘I love you’ to your kids. Let go of the little ones in your house, even if you have a grownup in your house, he’ll definitely reply you back with much love. Of course, you wouldn’t want to miss the chance to tell your kids how you feel. Even if your actions show your love towards them never miss any chance to say I love you! Trust us, your little ones will certainly have the feeling that they are the greatest gifts in your life.
I Am Listening
It is crucial for little toddlers to know that you being a parent are interested in every little things of their daily routine. Once your little one is a pre-teen you should also keep in mind that ‘control’ isn’t everything, it is about influence! You can’t fully control your growing child but you can influence them by listening to every single thing they say and in return ask them questions. Never make your child feel that his daily buzz words don’t have much impact on you.
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Enjoy
Whenever your little one is going out for any kind of leisurely activities never say just a plain ‘good-bye’! having said ‘Enjoy’ along with your bye can deepen the sense of mutual affection between kids and parents. Kids will have the feeling that you indeed are bothered about their leisure and fun!
I Am Proud Of You
As good parents or caring adults, it is important and our prime responsibility to applaud the effort more than the achievement even if your child lags behind in any type of competition. Applaud and reward for their achievements and efforts and let them know that you are proud of them! A simple ‘I am proud of you’ goes a long way in boosting the confidence of your little one.
I Am Sorry
Always remember that kids learn a bit from every little thing we say or act! They learn more from what we as a parents are doing but learn the most from who we are. Therefore, taking responsibility as a caring parent is important for your kids to see. Apologize when you make mistakes and never cop out by saying, I am sorry, but…..
This Is Your Responsibility
Never bail out your kids every time out of problems which even they can solve. Be like a coach instead and prepare your little one before the real game. Be there for the guidance and moral support, but ‘ This is your responsibility’ is what they need to hear to make them tough!
Concluding it, we have a bonus for you! ‘NO’ sometimes in the end the most caring and loving thing you can say to your child is a simple NO! By saying NO to the wrong things will make sure that right things come at your kids way.
