I’m relatively new to parenting as you know, so I have been reading lots of different articles on how to become the ideal parent. Baby girl is 7 months old and we have now started to use the word ‘no’ with her to start introducing those boundaries. When you say no to her she will stop what ever she’s doing and look up. I feel as if she is listening.
Growing up my mum and dad taught us all about good manners and to be polite. It doesn’t cost anything to be polite.
Here are some good manners to teach your kids.
Simple phrases for young kids to start learning.
What is the ideal parent?
I am sure we all have different opinions of what the ‘ideal parent’ is.
Below are some tips on how to become an ideal parent. They are only tips so feel free to elaborate on each one.
My opinion is that there are qualities you need to become the ideal parent, but all kids are different and all require various parenting techniques.
I think showing the characteristic of unconditional love is most important tip to me as a parent.
Becoming a parent to a child is a once in a lifetime experience, because as we all know each kid is different. We want the best for our children and will do anything to protect them.
I would love to know your thoughts on the ‘ideal parent’.
Do you think of yourself as the ‘ideal parent’?
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Wish more parents would teach their children these
Sadly a lot don’t
If parents did this the world would be a brighter place
Some great messages here. I’ve always tried to reinforce with my three the importance of being polite and kind and treating other people how you would like to be treated. I’m a great believer in love above everything else; even when things aren’t going well, a little love goes a long way. This is something I’m trying to keep in mind when my thirteen year old is testing the boundaries; at the end of the day, he still wants to come have a cuddle on the sofa x
Thank you. I feel the same, a little love does go a long way. Thanks for stopping by xx
What a fab infographic – I notice with my stepson’s friends that some have just forgotten basic manners and it’s such a shame! I also believe that positive parenting works best for us xx
Thank you Bridie. x