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Motivate your child to make his choice
11:22:57 2024-06-04 1684

Children in the ages before they enter adolescence need the support of their parents in choosing and achieving what they want. Five basic images help parents and educators motivate and encourage children:

Create a safe base at home, so that the child finds comfort in speech and behavior and does not hesitate to take risks.

Support his independence. Take the initiative to help your child if he requests it. Otherwise, do not take the initiative and let him handle his tasks on his own.

-Praise him for overcoming difficulties. If your child makes progress, even if it is slow, show him your interest in his achievement.

- Motivate him to learn social skills and new social environments with new people.

-Your son needs to face some difficult challenges, so let him face them, but encourage him with motivating words.

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