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The journey that a parent takes can sometimes be a bumpy one. By reading this article, you can make it become one of the best journeys you will ever take. Read each paragraph closely and take these ideas into consideration.

Imagine how your child will interpret what you tell him! It’s important to build a sense in your children that you are trustworthy.

After making a clear space on the counter, cover it with a rolled-up towel. Position your child so that his or her head is over the sink, then run water from your faucet onto the scalp and hair. This makes things easier for toddlers who do not like to have their heads dunked in the water or have water poured on them.

Never give any child under three years of age any type of soda to drink. Serve your little ones drinks that have nutritive value, such as low-fat milk, water and small amounts of juice.

Making it clear that you expect your children to use positive words and communication, while leading by example helps your children to deal with the inevitable sibling issues. Telling your children “hands are for helping and not hurting” is better than just saying “don’t hit” because it gives them an example of what to do instead of just telling them what NOT to do.

Continuously alternate the toys you make available to toddlers as a way to stave off boredom and as a way of reminding them of all the things they own. Toddlers typically lose interest in a toy within a few days unless it is a beloved favorite. By changing up the toy box frequently, you can keep him interested in his “new” toys and avoid the temptation to buy new things too often.

Children want independence and they want to help. You can build their confidence by allowing them to help you with household chores. When unloading the dishwasher, hand the spoons to your child and let him put them away in their proper place. When you are folding clothes, have your little one help you by sorting out a load of socks. These little tasks will help your child feel involved and responsible, while helping you out at the same time.

Hopefully, you have learned something from this article. Add these hints and tips to your bag of parenting techniques, and soon you will be enjoying the open and honest relationship you always dreamed of having with your child. Enjoy your time with your children with the help of this very useful information.


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