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How to Help The Child You Love
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Helpful Hints
Plan Ahead
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Certain forms of misbehavior occur in
specific places or on specific occasions.
If you are aware of this, you may help reduce or avoid these behavioral problems.
The following are the steps you can use to do so:
Anticipate the problem:
Try to be aware if certain places evoke bad behavior in your child.
Review the rule:
Let your child know the type of behavior you expect before you enter that
situation.
Review the incentives for good behavior:
Offer your child a small reward for behaving properly in the situation.
Review the consequences of bad behavior:
Let your child know that you expect him to behave and that if he fails to do so
he will have a specific punishment.
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How to Create an Emotional Bond with Your Child
One of the most powerful tools a parents have for raising their children is the
natural emotional bond that exists between them and their child. Children who
feel close to their parents will have a strong desire to obey them. No child with
this type of connection to his parents will want to risk hurting that connection
by disobeying them. When such a relationship exists, the mere look of
dissatisfaction on the face of a parent will usually be enough to curb
inappropriate behavior. This bond is so strong and so potent that it lasts even
though adolescence when most of the disciplinary tools at our disposal are
ineffective. Often, it is the only tool we have in guiding our teenage children.
Parents who do not have such a connection with their children have lost a
vital resource necessary for successful parenting.
In addition, this bond is essential for the child's emotional stability. A recent
psychology experiment studied people in their forties, whose parent were
emotionally distant from them. These people were often depressed and lacked
a sense of emotional well being. They had more difficulty in adjusting to the
work environment and new social situations.
How do you develop this type of loving bond with your child? It begins in your
child's infancy and is built by giving your child the love and affection that he
needs.
Many well-meaning mothers are completely unaware that their own children are suffering from the lack of physical touch. There are many reasons for this.
Most people associate deprived children as those who are neglected, abused,
or chronically ill. However, the truth is that many of our children who come
from good homes are not getting the physical warmth and love that they need.
In our two-income society, unaffectionate caretakers, who provide for the
child’s physical needs with as little warm and contact as possible, often raise
children. Also, many of us did not receive enough physical love and warmth
as children. As a result, it is not natural to us to cuddle, coo, kiss, and love our
children affectionately. In addition, some children naturally need more physical
warmth. These touch-deprived children fill our schools. They are the ones who
often look sad and depressed, suffering from not getting their physical needs for
contact.
The United States is one of the richest countries in the history of the world. Yet,
our children in general are touch starved. We are busy with our lives and our
careers. We often raise our children in broken homes. We as parents are
suffering under the burden of so much physical and emotional stress, that we
are often just glad to make it through the day without hitting or screaming at
our children. Who has time to give them affection? Yet, this is what our
children crave most from us. We fill our houses with toys and things for our
children, but it is us that they really need.
There is much talk about the generation gap. We all know that adolescents
naturally rebel. Sometimes we look at our little children and wonder what is
going to be in ten years when this cute little four-year-old turns fourteen. Will
he be one of the children who abuses drugs? Is he going to steal? Is he going
to do worse? What is going to be?
You need to take the time now, and give your child the physical warmth and
love that your child needs. If you build strong bonds of love with your child
now, while he is still young, then all these problems that you read about, will
be just that; things that you read about. You will not experience these problems
in your own home, because you have developed a strong relationship with you
child.
Good luck.
Anthony Kane, MD
ADD
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You should also know that iron deficiency rarely travels alone. Most children
who are deficient in iron are deficient in other trace minerals. You should
consider giving a mineral supplement to your ADHD child. You should find out more
about Mineral Supplements.
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