The document emphasizes the importance of using positive language in parenting to foster effective communication with children. It provides examples of how to rephrase negative statements into positive ones to promote understanding and emotional support. The overall message encourages proactive positive parenting to help children feel happy and successful.

1. CHECK YOUR LANGUAGE
Proactive Positive Parenting

2. IS YOUR LANGUAGE
NEGATIVE..?
IS YOUR LANGUAGE
POSITIVE..?
How do you Communicate
with your Child?

3. LET US CHANGE
OUR LANGUAGE

4. INSTEAD OF BEING
REACTIVE PARENTS
LETS US BE
PROACTIVE POSITIVE PARENTS

5. DON’T CRY
LET’S SIT AND TALK
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

6. DON’T THROW
KEEP IT ON THE GROUND
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

7. DON’T HIT
PAUSE PLEASE
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

8. STOP YELLING
SOFT VOICE PLEASE
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

9. WHY ARE YOU CRYING?
YOU ARE REALLY FEELING SAD
RIGHT NOW..!
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

10. STOP CRYING
YOU LOOK UPSET
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

11. WHY DID YOU STEAL THE
MONEY?
YOU REALLY WANTED THE
MONEY?
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

12. YOU FAILED IN MATHS AGAIN
IT LOOKS LIKE YOU ARE
STRUGGLING IN MATHS
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

13. THAT’S ENOUGH OF
WHINNING AND CRYING
LET’S TALK WHEN YOU CALM
DOWN
INSTEAD OF SAYING TO YOUR CHILD
SAY

14. Parents.. be Alert & Learn…
The way to Communicate with the Child,
The way the Brain Acquires & Processes Data,
The way the Beliefs are formed,
The way the Behaviors & Actions are Shaped,
The way we can Help our Child to be Happy & Successful

15. Be a Happy Parent,
Make your Child Happy.
Spread the Smiles