This document provides tips for effective parenting from multiple sources: 1. It lists 7 biblical tips for parenting from an article by Nicanor P. Tioson, including disciplining children while young. 2. It then lists 14 tips for successful parenting these days, such as leading by example and praising positive behavior. 3. Finally, it notes that parenting styles must adjust as children age and gain independence, such as continuing guidance while allowing more freedom as teenagers.

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 1.) Don’t be hard to your children.
 2.) Start the child on the right road.
 3.) Discipline your children while they are young
enough to learn.
 4.)Don’t provoke your children to anger.
 5.) Parents should provide for their children
 6.) Help children defeat the evil one in the world.
 7.) Let the children seriously take what you are
telling them.
In an article, Nicanor P. Tioson wrote the following biblical tips for
effective parenting:

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“Disciplining your children while they are young enough to learn.
If you don’t you are helping them destroy themselves.”

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How do you raise kids these days?
(Ways to successful parenting)

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 1.) Lead your children.
 2.) Do not withhold praises, but don’t be too
generous with them either.
 3.) Emphasize the child’s positive rather than
negative behavior.
 4.) Allow your child to fight his own battle.
 5.) Create an atmosphere of peaceful home.
 6.) Be a good role model.
 7.) Treasure the time you spend with your children.
Times have changed and societal ways and expectations have
changed in so many profound ways. The following tips for
effective parenting to raise kids these days are hereby presented:

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 8.) Use actions not words.
 9.) Let children be responsible of their actions.
 10.) Withdraw from conflict.
 11.) Separate the deed from doer.
 12.) Be kind and firm at the same time.
 13.) Be consistent.
 14.) Nurture your child’s self-esteem.
 15.) Make communications a priority.
 16.) Be flexible and willing to adjust your parenting style.

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 Teenagers tend to look less to their parents and more
to their peers for role models. Continue to provide
guidance, encouragement, and appropriate
discipline while allowing your child to learn more
independence.
As your child changes, you will gradually have
to change your parenting style. Chances are,
what works with your child now won’t work as
well in a year or two.

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Thank You For Listening!
GodBless Us All!