Focusing too intently on children's shortcomings may be doing a number on their self-esteem. How can you keep them believing in themselves while also respecting the rules? Start by using these positive parenting techniques.
If you’re raising a child who has ADHD, you probably spend a lot of time focusing on his weak points — intentionally or not. There's nothing wrong with trying to work on your child's impulsivity or lack of focus — in fact, it's important for parents to do so. But focusing too intently on your child's shortcomings may be doing a number on his self-esteem. How can you keep him believing in himself while also respecting the rules? Start by using these positive parenting techniques.
Positive parenting means encouraging your child in all of her pursuits. Find areas where your child excels, and praise her for them. Sounds simple, right? Not always.If your child struggles academically or socially, pinpointing and highlighting his strengths may feel challenging. David Giwerc, ancoach, encourages parents to be detectives — to pay close attention to what your child enjoys and does well.
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