When your children wake and see you for the first time greet them with a smile, a hug, a kiss and a word of encouragement.
Make eye contact with them when they speak to you and smile.
When they misbehave correct them and then let it go. Go back to being loving and happy.
Be firm without yelling.
Be silly with them and make them laugh.
Play with them - what they want to play! - and have fun doing it.
Give them gentle and affectionate touch through out the day.
Let your smile be the last thing they see at night and your kind words the last thing they hear.
*** We all love our children, but making an effort to let them know in a way they can understand makes all the difference in their little hearts ***
"...we were gentle among you, like a mother caring for her little children." 1 Thessalonians 2:7
Make eye contact with them when they speak to you and smile.
When they misbehave correct them and then let it go. Go back to being loving and happy.
Be firm without yelling.
Be silly with them and make them laugh.
Play with them - what they want to play! - and have fun doing it.
Give them gentle and affectionate touch through out the day.
Let your smile be the last thing they see at night and your kind words the last thing they hear.
*** We all love our children, but making an effort to let them know in a way they can understand makes all the difference in their little hearts ***
"...we were gentle among you, like a mother caring for her little children." 1 Thessalonians 2:7
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