Eleven most practical
PRINCIPLES of Teen-parenting
1. Be the active part of
your teen’s life: There are a lot of
things for a parent to know and communicate their teens keeping them on right
track. It is only possible when a parent is up-to-date about their teens’ daily
routine, studies and school, peers and friends and their extracurricular
activities. It’s not so easy to know all about these, suddenly. So, every
parent must be careful and conscious for active communication with their teens to be updated ,properly.
2. Be the first friend of
your teen: When your teens hide
their problems or discuss their problems excluding their parents show the
situation that the dialogue and communication between them are not going well
and the relation is harsh and hard. A parent must remove this situation to be
closed and for sharing right guidelines for them. It is only possible when a
parent behaves friendly with their teens.
3. Be the first ideal of
your teen: In fact, the parents
can’t make their children learn what they say because the children learn only
what they see. Observing this fact, every parent should try to improve their
own act, reaction, behaviour and attitude first to correct and improve their
teens. Parents’ effective behaviour and thoughts motivate their teens to be
ideal as their parents are.
4. Be the first forgiver
of your teen: Every parent must
remember this fact that “mischief is a child and a parent is to forgive”. Children
may do mistakes even can commit major mistakes due to their little knowledge,
experience and impatient phase of life but on the other hand, this is the way
only by which they learn handling poor and worst situations of life. So, you
must handle this situation flexibly and wisely keeping in your mind that your
forgiveness can only save and improve their deeds and doings.
5. Be the first believer
of your teen: When a Mom asks her
teen-son about his girlfriend and the son replies correctly and, when a
teen-daughter requests her father to let her see her boyfriend to say him
“happy birth day” and if, both of these conditions keep their parents
relaxed and calm, explain a lot. The condition signs here that the teens
believe on their parents and the parents are confident regarding their teens’ and
know their Qualities and limitations, too. What is working here is only
‘faith’, which binds them, strongly.
6. Be the first ruler of
your teen: If your child is
beaten or punished by others and you accept that behaviour right, is shameful. In
all conditions, the parents are responsible to correct their kids first so they
are responsible; too, to rule over their kids. Here, identifying the proper way
to rule over them is also a major responsibility of a parent. You can find out
that way observing this review, completely.
7. Be
ready to improve and correct yourself, first: If a parent is really interested to improve or
change their kids action and behaviour and getting improper reactions from them
on their maximum efforts, it is time to correct and improve themselves before
their kids. Parents must remember this fact that a man of behaviour can only correct the behaviour of others.
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9. Be the best guider of
your teen rather than a leader: You
can’t lead and change directly your teens without arguments because they
already wish to go on, independently but, they are needed for a good
suggestion-provider, at the same time. As a parent, you should, tactfully, play
the role of a guide and good suggestion-provider to correct and keep them on
right track.
10. Be right logically
always rather than becoming rigid to be right:
Teens are more anger than adults. They are mostly intimidating for the parents
and the parents may also be intimidating for their teens. Teens are, in fact,
the learners for future so they naturally operate the thing or situation with a
lot of arguments. They accept the things easily but mostly after a logical
argument. Therefore, being right is, logically, necessary to deal a teen and it
requires your 100% efforts.
11. Be a good
suggestion-giver of your teen rather than being a suggestion-maker: Saying, ‘It is better to do this because…’ is far better
than ‘you must…’ or ‘you will have to…’ for your teens. Both the dialogues mean
the same but the levels of relaxation are much different. parents’ suggestions
are important but must be conveyed tactfully and flexibly specially for teens.
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