The seven commandments of parenting: how to raise your child not to be a spoiled brat like all those other kids

Article Abstract:

Disciplining children is the only way they would be able to build a positive character. Parents should not allow themselves to be manipulated by their children. They should also maintain an authoritative relationship with their children instead of being on equal footing.

Analysis, Discipline of children, Child discipline

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Seven things smart parents never say

Article Abstract:

There are some common remarks that parents should not say to their children. These do not only hurt, they may also damage the children's self confidence. These include saying 'should,' teasing remarks, too effusive praises, those that label and those that threaten.

Psychological aspects, Children, Communication, Communications

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Seven things smart parents never say

Article Abstract:

Parents should desist from saying things that could hurt their children's feelings and destroy their self-esteem. Instead, they should use constructive criticism and praises to boost their children's confidence.

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