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Tips shared by parents
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Involved parent, successful childhood
As a parent, talking with your child builds their confidence and supports their development. Understanding their emotions promotes their well-being and shows them that they can count on you. Listen to your child actively and attentively, validate their feelings, and put them at ease. Also talk about the resources around you: the school, community centers, and health professionals.
Tip -2
A daily ritual
Every day, I ask each of my children how their day went. It has become a ritual, to the point that even if I don't ask, they tell me on their own. Very often, we talk about current events together. I also go with them to their sports activities, which lets me follow their progress and share my observations with them so they can improve.
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Betting on dialogue
Personally, I rely on dialogue with my children: I talk about every subject with them. At least once a month, we hold a small meeting to assess everyone's strengths and weaknesses. I always make sure to listen to them when they tell me about their school day, and I give them guidance. During the holidays, we learn our mother tongue, and they really enjoy it.
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Listening to the little things
Take the time to listen to your children when they come to talk to you. What they tell you when they get home may seem insignificant to you, but know that these things are very important to them.
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Four simple actions
Create creative activities. Listen to our children. Foster family mutual support. Get involved in our children's school life.
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Finding the time
Try to find time for your children. In our day and age, if you don't find time to talk, chat, and play together, many distractions can make your children strangers to you, and you to them.
