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parenting Tips–: parenting tips?
hey. im working on a magazine and and theres a section on parenting tips. do you have any tips that i can use.please put your age teen,and if you are a teen, parent, or non-parent
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Answer by kdog
15, teen
Answer by Rara
I’m 14. I wouldn’t pressure the kids that much. It makes them want to rebel. Let them do what they want to do. Parents shouldn’t live their life through their children.
Answer by Rim
I am not among them, but your idea is interesting.
Answer by @J@Y
If boundaries are not established by the age of 6, the child will not respect the parent in his/her teens. This is part of healthy family relationship.
Answer by bramblerock
Talk to your kids don’t just punish for bad behavior find out what is causing the bad behavior.
My daughter got caught shop lifting, I found out she was under a great deal of peer pressure. We talked about other ways to deal with peers. She found out that saying no and calling the behavior stupid made her friends listen to her more than just going along. I did ground her and the store barred her forever. I avoided all the anger and shouting. I learned that my child wanted to do what was right and she learned how to avoid the peer pressure to do wrong. My daughter was 16 at the time. I am a single parent. She just graduated from high school and I am one proud mom!!
Answer by little miss cant be wrong
When you say no, mean it, so they understand no means no and no amount of whining will change that fact. No matter what don’t go back on your word. You want to gain respect, not lose it. 
Answer by scarlett_tapper
be willing to Listen to your child and believe them on the small stuff (dinner choices, why they like barney or the wiggles). so when they need someone to talk to about the big stuff (drugs, drinking, sex, life choice) they will feel comfortable coming to you. also pick your battles. is it more important to argue about picking up their room or getting homework done. would you rather them get an ear ring or run away from home. being a parent is not easy but you get up every morning and pray you don’t mess them up to bad. mother of an eleven year old
Answer by coffee_girl
im a parent of two…i guess we enjoy sharing a lot of laughing together, a little bit of crying together, a lot of eating together, sometimes being silly together, watching movies at times…the important thing is you as a parent should make them feel that you’re always there “when” they needed you
Answer by loving 40+
from a parent of adult children:
don’t be afraid to discipline and mean it. children (infant to teen) need boundaries/limits. don’t be afraid to set them. don’t negotiate with children too small to understand. don’t give in to temper tantrums.
compliment accomplishments (don’t overly reward), set the bar higher each time your child meets your expectations.
love them unconditionally, but let disapproval of certain behavious be known as well and punish appropriately.
advocate for your child in school. get to know teachers, counseslors and principals. expect your child’s best performance always.
build their self-confidence, self-esteem/self-worth. don’t give them empty praise and empty compliments.
teach them how to handle adversity.
teach them a work ethic. make them work for things they want….assign them household chores and expect them to complete them to the best of their ability.
teach them to respect others. to get respect one must give it first.
be a role model; be the one to emulate. athletes and entertainers are not always good role models.
this could go on forever……………
Answer by reecy81
I am a mother, I had my first child at 16, the last thing that parents should do is let their children do whatever they want to, that is why I was a teenage mother. Children need to be taught discipline and respect, they need to have boundaries, if they do not have this in their young life then they will grow up to think that they can do whatever they want. With teenage pregnancy on the rise, parents need to make sure that they instill these things into their children while they are young. Kids may rebel, yes, but always let them know that you love them and that they can talk to you about anything. Everything from a child is important and precious, they grow up way too quick. I am 24, a mother of 3 and happily married to my high school sweetheart; I had a happy ending, but not every teenage mother does.
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Q&A–: Parenting Tips?
I want to know absolutely as many of the greatest parenting tips you all can give me. I want as many answers as i can get so help me out now friends If anyone can give me the link to a very great parenting book with LOTS of must know tips, do’s and dont’s plz lemme know.
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Answer by Leslie C
trust your instincts. Listen to your baby. he/she will tell you what is wrong for the most part. And sometimes your mom and grandmother do know more than a doctor in taking care of a child.
Answer by sailzar
a good tip is as soon as they are capable of learning somthing then teach it to them… they are never to young. example teach manners asap please and thank you
Answer by bunnylover
never leave your kids unattended in any situation,,never leave a door unlocked with you kids around,,they can open doors,,,give lots of water,,,heathy snackes,,,love love love all childeren,,,show compassion childeren learn from that,,,show love towards all animals,,,kids pick up on that,,,always try to play a learning game,,kids minds are sponges and they love to play,,,,
most of all adore your child they grow up too fast and they are soo precious
Answer by cootersgirltwo
#1 tip….. don`t talk baby talk to your kids..don`t say we are going to Nana`s house or gammy`s house.. say it right… when they start to walk and they fall don`t run over and make a big deal about it unless they are really hurt..you don`t want to raise a sissy.. i raised 3 boys ages 25,22,17 and a daughter 13.. they are all independent and not sissy`s.. they are respectful… also there wasn`t any nicknames for grandma and grandpa.. they said who they were and not something else..also when giving them something to eat or drink tell them what it really is not a cutesy name.. like if you give them a cookie it`s a cookie not a nip nip or a yum yum.. they will grow with a vocabulary ….teach them early about their phone number and address…parenting books? most of the time those books are written by professors that don`t have children or have children and haven`t had the time with them they those kids needed..it`s also not about the quantity of time you spend with your child it`s about the quality… the things you do together that’s most important..the best tips you could ever get are from your mom..
Answer by ym16
parenting is like giving up everything for the sake of your family (wife and kids). it is always making your family your first priority. it’s not going to be easy but it was your choice to have a wife and kid/s. if your life, work or needs is more important than them, then make them understand why you are doing this. then make amends later
Answer by blue eyes
without any specific details of what you want-if they are old enough/big enough to do wrong, they are old enough to be told no and removed from the situation or shown discipline (take a toy away, etc.), I agree with the no baby talk-my daughter is almost 4 and the baby talk thing drove me nuts when she was little (my mil would say “I made her a ittle pancake” and talk baby talk) we never had other names for things a bottle was a bottle a pacifier was a pacifier, etc. As for the “other” names for grandparents-some grandparents don’t go by “grandma” and “grandpa”. My MIL has been “Nana” for 30 yrs. now-12 grandkids, 3 soon to be 4 great-grandsons, plus 5 step-grandkids from her daughter and her husbands 4 grandkids. My daughter gets time-out if she misbehaves (not often) but we’ve done it forever-1 minute per year of age. Stick with your gut-docs and other moms have good advice sometimes but some people are stuck in years past. People try to tell me how to raise/feed my daughter (she needs x amt. protein, x amt. milk a day, etc.) You will know what is good for your child. (my doc is fam. prac. and has been my doc for 2/3 my life-I trust him and say “he’s been my doc for probably over 20 yrs. and hasn’t killed me yet!” The biggest thing is trust your gut-it’s right the majority of the time. If you’re wrong at least you can say “I went with my gut.” instead of “I should have went with my gut.”
GOOD LUCK!!!! You know where to find us if you need anything else!!
Answer by A M
The one book I liked very much, (I have read many) is what to expect when you’re expecting. They have a series on pregnancy and child rearing. You could get enough answers on here to write your own book. Patience, love, and treat your child as if it was you. How would you have liked your parent to have acted, what do you think they did wrong, or maybe not wrong, but different? Every child is different, what works for one, probably won’t work with another. Good luck.
Answer by shangpam07
Parenting is responsibility. There is no straight formula to it nor any guru can tell you their school of thoughts will guaranteed life long success. As parents, how you behave act and your values are all reflected in your children. Parenting is a process. It also need both parents to work hand in hand to make it successful. There are good tips and also extreme subjective tips out in the world, so you need to filter what is important to your family values to decide.
For the technically of parenting a baby, I recommend the book Babywise. I have been a very happy mum as I learnt how to manage my child within my hectic working schedule instead of working my schedule around hers.
If you want more parenting tips, you are welcome to contact me or read more from my blog Parentingblessings
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