Not all children are well-behaved. It is up to parents to nurture their child’s behaviour and eventually get them ready and groomed, before they begin with high school. However, there are cases where parents have taken things to an extreme and their children display a different behaviour when at home and when at their pre-school in Dubai. Children always grow up to be who they are and forcing them to like what you as parents want them to like is downright incorrect. On the other hand, good parents always identify (will already know) what interests their children and work on building what their children want to be. A similar topic stands out when it comes to a child’s behaviour. Not all children are well-behaved. It is up to parents to nurture their child’s behaviour and eventually get them ready and groomed, before they begin with high school. This training begins from home; and the nursery in Dubai that you have selected, will also play an important part in shaping your child’s behaviour in the later stages of life. At home, parents would always want their child to behave in front of them and to display the similar good behaviour in front of their friends and relatives. ‘Behaviour’ is something that a human being learns from the environment that surrounds him/her. Children will always pick up and learn by example from the ones that they are in close contact with viz. their parents. If parents at home are aggressive when they deal with each other, the child who is exposed to such behaviour will learn to do the same when he/she desires something. This gets even worse when there are siblings and can create barriers between them right from the very beginning. Parents need to influence a part of their children’s behaviour to an extent that it does not change who they are, but only corrects what is necessary, to exist with others in society. The rest is up to them to realise when they grow up. However, there are cases where parents have taken things to an extreme and their children display a different behaviour when at home, while they may seem to be completely different individuals when at their pre-school in Dubai. This arises out of the need to adjust and in the different environments (both home and the nursery) and more importantly to different people who expect such behaviour from them so that they can fit in and be accepted by the people around them. This gets even worse and leads to behavioural problems in high school and then parents themselves wonder what went wrong? And where did they go wrong in their parenting? This is why parents need to look less at each other as an example when it comes to moulding and shaping their child’s behaviour when at home, and concentrate more on who their child really is. Experienced nurseries in Dubai will know when to step in and correct children and let them be who they really want to be. What nurseries need to keep in mind is that a child’s behaviour should not be influenced by other children around them

1. Can a child's behaviour be a problem if it does not meet
Parent’s Expectations?
Not all children are well-behaved. It is up to parents to nurture their child’s behaviour and
eventually get them ready and groomed, before they begin with high school. However, there are
cases where parents have taken things to an extreme and their children display a different
behaviour when at home and when at their pre-school in Dubai.
Children always grow up to be who they are and forcing them to like what you as parents want
them to like is downright incorrect. On the other hand, good parents always identify (will already
know) what interests their children and work on building what their children want to be. A similar
topic stands out when it comes to a child’s behaviour.
Not all children are well-behaved. It is up to parents to
nurture their child’s behaviour and eventually get them
ready and groomed, before they begin with high school.
This training begins from home; and the nursery in
Dubai that you have selected, will also play an important
part in shaping your child’s behaviour in the later stages
of life. At home, parents would always want their child to
behave in front of them and to display the similar good
behaviour in front of their friends and relatives.
‘Behaviour’ is something that a human being learns from
the environment that surrounds him/her. Children will
always pick up and learn by example from the ones that
they are in close contact with viz. their parents. If parents
at home are aggressive when they deal with each other,
the child who is exposed to such behaviour will learn to
do the same when he/she desires something. This gets
even worse when there are siblings and can create
barriers between them right from the very beginning.
Parents need to influence a part of their children’s behaviour to an extent that it does not
change who they are, but only corrects what is necessary, to exist with others in society. The
rest is up to them to realise when they grow up.
However, there are cases where parents have taken things to an extreme and their children
display a different behaviour when at home, while they may seem to be completely different
individuals when at their pre-school in Dubai. This arises out of the need to adjust and in the
different environments (both home and the nursery) and more importantly to different people
who expect such behaviour from them so that they can fit in and be accepted by the people
around them. This gets even worse and leads to behavioural problems in high school and then
parents themselves wonder what went wrong? And where did they go wrong in their parenting?

2. This is why parents need to look less at each other as an example when it comes to moulding
and shaping their child’s behaviour when at home, and concentrate more on who their child
really is. Experienced nurseries in Dubai will know when to step in and correct children and let
them be who they really want to be. What nurseries need to keep in mind is that a child’s
behaviour should not be influenced by other children around them and that they should not be
picking up neither good nor bad habits from each other. They should learn these habits from
experience and by themselves. Every child is special and unique and they have every right to
stay that way till they grow up to be matured adults.