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What do you enjoy most about raising your child?
The Rewards of Being a Parent
- Seeing Everything With a Fresh Pair of Eyes.
- The Insane Feeling of Love.
- The Constant Joy of Surprise.
- Living Up to My Kids’ High Regard.
- The Sound of My Baby’s Laugh.
- My Appreciation for My Own Parents.
- The Fragility and Value of New Life.
- The Shared Joy of Learning Together.
What are the best things about kids?
17 Of The Best Things About Having Kids
- They’re yours forever.
- They’re totally unique.
- It’s impossible to love one of your children more than the other/another.
- They are your best teacher.
- You will do anything, absolutely anything, for them.
- They are the only individuals who will give you a brutally honest feedback.
What is success for a child?
A successful child is one who uses her abilities to develop ever-increasing skills that help form the positive personal attributes that will lead her to a successful life. She uses her skills to develop positive experiences. She has a strong sense of self and looks forward to accomplishing goals.
What are the advantages of being a child?
Come along as we explore the top 10 hidden benefits of having children.
- Children lower your blood pressure.
- Children entitle you to major tax savings.
- Children get you better parking.
- Children keep you sane.
- Children renew your thirst for knowledge.
- Children make you sexier.
- Children give you an alibi.
How would you describe your child’s strengths?
Social strengths
- Shares, takes turns, and can compromise.
- Puts effort into making friends and keeping them.
- Is a good listener.
- Accepts differences in others.
- Asks for help when needed.
- Accepts personal responsibility for actions (good and bad)
- Tells the truth and can apologize when needed.
- Has a good sense of humor.
How do you show your child you care?
20 Quick, Powerful Ways to Show Your Children You Care
- Say “I understand” and mean it.
- Ask for her opinion….and listen!
- Think discipline (teach) vs. punish.
- Model self-care.
- Praise him for telling the truth.
- Take/maintain an interest in their interests.
- Smile all you can.
- Use humor to connect.
What things a child can do?
25 things children should be doing
- Help with food preparation, so that by the time they are 13, they can cook a meal for the whole family, once a week.
- Spending quality time with each parent, for at least 15 minutes a day.
- Getting a good nights’ sleep.
- Books are wonderful.
- Getting messy.
- Spending time outdoors.