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1. FOLLOWTHESESTEPSANDBETHEBEST
PARENT!
Do you aspire to be a good parent? You, of course, do. You want to help your
children reach their full potential and become contributing members of society.
However, going through all of the parenting advice available takes time.
Parenting is one of the most studied topics in social science. Here is a helping
hand no matter what your parenting style or parenting questions or concerns
are, from preventing your child from becoming a part of America's child obesity
epidemic to dealing with behavior problems.
We all want to be the best parents we can be for our children, but there is often
conflicting advice on how to raise a confident, kind, and booming child. And
every aspect of parenting has become more complicated and fraught during the
pandemic, with parents juggling complex new assignments and anxious new
decisions while dealing with the frequent questions that arise in daily life with
the children we love. It is critical to focus on balancing priorities, juggling
responsibilities, and quickly switching between the needs of your children, other
family members, and yourself throughout the circus act of parenting. Modern
parents have access to the internet and do not rely on a single authority. It isn't
easy to know who or what to believe. Moreover, the advice from various
"parenting experts" is frequently contradictory! We'll talk about how to help your
child grow into the person you want them to be without losing yourself in the
process.

2. Here are the ten parenting
skills, or Parents' Ten, in order
of importance:
1. affection and love
The number one competency
that predicts good parenting
outcomes is showing love. This
includes demonstrating
unwavering love, support, and
acceptance. It also emphasizes the value of one-on-one time with your child.
2. Stress reduction
Not only must you manage your own stress, but you must also teach your child
stress management and relaxation techniques.
3. Relationship abilities
To be successful in this area, you must model and maintain healthy interpersonal
relationships (spouse, significant other, co-parent, co-workers, family, etc.).
4. Independence and autonomy
When parents encourage autonomy and independence in their children, they
respect and believe in their abilities.
5. Education and instruction
Learning to be a lifelong learner starts at home. This includes valuing education,
modeling learning, and providing your child with enrichment opportunities.
6. life skills
This category includes providing
for your child's needs and
planning for the future. This
includes teaching your child how
to view obstacles and challenges
positively, which will help them
develop resilience and
perseverance.

3. 7. Behavior control
Positive discipline parents use positive reinforcement and deliver consequences
(rather than punishment) in a kind and firm manner, allowing their children to
feel connected, capable, and have a sense of belonging.
8. Health
You set an excellent example for your family by engaging in physical activity and
eating well.
9. Religion You promote spiritual and/or religious growth.
10. Safety
You contribute to your child's safety. Setting boundaries and being aware of their
activities and friends are examples of this. It also includes tactical measures such
as babyproofing your home and mandating helmet use while biking, as well as
teaching them how to cross the street safely and what sexual consent entails.
As a result, successful parenting is not about attaining perfection. But that
doesn't mean we shouldn't work toward it. Set high expectations for ourselves
first and then for our children. We are significant role models for them. Experts
agree that specific parenting skills are linked to positive outcomes for both
children and parents. Identifying those skills and refining those that require
improvement takes time, the right tools, and a lot of patience.