Does your child still struggle with some ordinary things a child of his age
should know? Trust me, it's the most frustrating thing any parent would want to
experience, and I know this because I have been there.
The last time I checked, every parent wants their children to be outstanding
among their peers. But I have a big question here. Do you know they can't do it on
their own? Yes, we all need external help and a companion, but the kids need them most.
Nobody can do this better than you, the parents, not even their school teachers or the
hired caregivers.
As parents, we are our kids' first best friends. They built their first relationship
with us, before the teachers and nannies came into the picture, and that's why
children will always rely on their parents.
Beyond providing for their basic needs, though essential, the kids need parents
to be physically and psychologically present. Though underrated, attention from the
parent to the child gives kids a high sense of achievement.
I bet you are a great parent, love your kid, and want to see them prosper among
their peers. It would help if you made a few practical sacrifices in your kids' lives so they
will grow into strong, productive adults.
One of the most critical issues in teaching is the identification of particular behavior that helps effective
teaching and learning to occur.
I am a proud mother and grandmother blessed with successful children, but it
didn't just happen. It started from the foundation.