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 Guardianship and affection during the first years of life help the child to develop actively. When you hold your baby in your arms, caress him and talk to him, you stimulate his growth and emotional development. Being close to the mother and receiving breastfeeding when he wants, and not according to the established schedule, the child feels protected, and therefore behaves confidently and calmly.
Breastfeeding children need mother's milk both for nutrition and for full development.
Girls and boys have the same physical, mental, emotional and social needs; both have equal learning potential; both need attention, affection, and approval.
Crying is the way a child communicates with others and makes them aware of their needs. It is important for parents to react to the crying of the child, take him in his arms, and talk to him. This responsive parenting behavior creates the safety, trust, and understanding that is essential for the healthy development of a child.
Children with poor health and, especially children with anemia, as well as children who do not receive adequate nutrition, are more often capricious, experience various fears, lose the desire to play, discover new things and communicate with other children. These children need special attention and better nutrition.
Children's emotions as real and strong as the emotions of an adult. Children are easily discouraged when they cannot do or get what they want. They often fear unfamiliar situations, phenomena, and new people. Children who are laughed at, punished or ignored can grow up to be either timid or aggressive, that is, unable to adequately express their emotions. If parents or caregivers show patience and understanding for the manifestation of the child's emotions, he will grow up happier, more balanced and easily adaptable in any social environment, kindergarten, school, higher education institution and at work, which invariably leads to better social fulfillment.
Never tell your child that you do not love him if he did something wrong. It is important that the child can share the assessment of his individual actions, qualities, a specific situation and the assessment of himself as a person and personality. Resist the desire to shame your child in front of strangers, talk about his problems and shortcomings, and never refuse to support and help your child.
Give up the habit of comparing your child to other children, compare him to yourself - as he was yesterday, today.
Physical punishment or being abusive can harm a child's development. Children who are being punished will themselves be violent. An adult's clear, comprehensible and well-reasoned explanation of what not to do and encouragement of correct behavior are the most effective ways of fostering discipline.
Parents play a major role in a child's life. Moreover, the role of the father is in no way inferior to that of the mother. The father, like the mother, creates an atmosphere of love and affection, provides good nutrition, proper care, stimulates the child's physical, emotional, cognitive, speech, aesthetic and environmental development.
Vika
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