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HOW TO RAISE A CHILD WITH GOOD CHARACTER (PART 2)

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  Nice to meet you again!! we have more great points on raising your child with good character in this post and they are outlined as follows  1 . Expect Ethical Behavior  Studies show that children who act ethically have parents who expect them to do so. It sets a standard for your child's behavior and also lets them know what you appreciate. So demonstrate your ethical standards, discuss them, and then continually reinforce them until they become your child's rule.  Take a moment to ask your child, "What values ​​do we uphold in the family?" "What is most important to us in our home?"  Hint: If your child doesn't recite these values ​​right away, it probably means you haven't modeled them, discussed them, or reinforced them enough. rant the most important values ​​to you!  2. Think About the Impact of Behaviors    Researchers tell us that one of the best ways to build morals is to emphasize the impact a child's behavior has on othe

HOW TO RAISE A CHILD WITH GOOD CHARACTER (PART 1)

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  Introduction    As a parent, you always want to raise your children to be the best possible version of themselves. You may want to raise a child with good manners, a kind heart, and the ability to make the right decisions. Whatever your personal parenting philosophy is,  the following ultimate goal is a child with good character.    1. Committed to Raising a Virtuous Child  "How important is it to you to raise a moral child?" This is an important question to ask, as research shows that parents who believe their children will grow up to be good people are often successful. And that's because they're committed to the endeavor. If you want to raise an ethical child, commit to raising one.     On a scale of 1 to 10, how important is it for your child to develop into a person of strong moral character?  2. Know Your Beliefs and Share Them   Before you can raise an ethical child, you also need to be clear about what you believe in. Take time to reflect on your

BEING COMPLETE: HOW TO KEEP A CAREER AND A FAMILY GOING AT THE SAME TIME (PART 2)

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  Introduction  Welcome back, in our last post we mentioned a few points on how to keep a career and a family going.  Below are more points on this important topic, hope you learnt something from our previous points if yes, fasten your seat belt, and let's ride on  MAINTAIN A HEALTHY MIND AND BODY  If you don't take care of your mental and physical health, it will be difficult to balance work and parenthood. Flourishing at specific employment and being a functioning guardian requires endurance and security, the two of which are produced through satisfactory taking care of oneself. Even though it may seem insignificant, developing healthy eating habits, exercising regularly, and taking care of your mental health are all actions that give you the tools you need to succeed in all aspects of your life, including parenting and working. HAVING EVERYTHING DOESN'T MEAN DOING EVERYTHING Regardless of whether you have everything wanted perfectly, have fastener books

BEING COMPLETE: HOW TO KEEP A CAREER AND A FAMILY GOING AT THE SAME TIME PART 1

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  Introduction Being an excellent parent and having a successful professional career are not mutually exclusive. However, mastering the art of compromise and meticulous planning is necessary for successfully achieving this balance. Choosing to start a family and join the ranks of working parents is a very difficult choice for someone truly dedicated to their career. The pressure to provide a good life for your child can feel insurmountable, and the fear of allowing parenting commitments to stand in the way of achieving career goals is daunting. However, even though it is by no means simple, achieving your career goals while also being a good parent is not only doable but also has the potential to work in tandem with one another. It is important to set the record straight before discussing the benefits that parenting can provide to a person's career and outlining some ideas that can assist aspiring career-oriented parents in finding the right balance to be successful at