From A to Z for parents
A – Accept your child.
B – Build up his/her confidence.
C – Cooperate with others that work with your child.
D – Direct his/her attention to improve his/her listening and speaking.
E – Establish understanding that tasks should be carried out to completion.
F – Forget about comparing your child to others.
G – Govern his/her discipline at home.
H – Help him to take pride in doing those things that he/she can do well.
I – Institute regular visits to museums, libraries and other places of interest.
J – Join your child in fun and games.
K – Keep directions simple so that the child can remember easily.
L – Let your child develop interests and hobbies.
M – Mother but don’t smother.
N – Never give up on your child’s behavior.
O – Open every possible door to help your child.
P – Patience and perseverance are positive traits for parents.
Q – Quiet child? May be good, calling out for help by their silence.
R – Request and read materials to help you with your child.
S – Socially acceptable behavior should be encouraged outside of the home.
T – Teach your child good manners and good health habits.
U – Understand that your child needs routine – time.
W – Watch your language; highly emotional words are easily learned by your child.
X – X-ray your state of mind. Are your attitudes helping your child at school, in the neighborhood as a family member?
Y – Your child is unique. Give special care to your child.
Z – Zeal for life and living must be shared by you with your child: Feel good about yourself.
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