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Perhaps one of the strangest things that can ever happen in a home is for a parent to say they never knew their child could do certain things, whether those things were good or bad. Of course, this doesn’t mean the parent is bad but, according to psychologists, such a statement sometimes suggests the parent doesn’t know their child well enough.

“A parent-child bond is one of the special ones in the world. While some might think strictness and discipline will help them raise their kids better, there are many who think being their kids’ friends should be given utmost importance. No matter which category of parents you belong to, you can do both things at the same time- being your child’s best friend and raising them well,” experts at the Times of India say.

“Carefully study your child’s natural personality. Is your child strong-willed, fun-loving, sensitive or very detailed? What are her likes and dislikes? What is the best way to motivate your child? What are his specific goals and dreams? “In other words, we encourage you to become an active listener when communicating with your child. Active listening involves eye contact with the speaker. A good listener never assumes he knows what his child is saying. Instead, ask questions to clarify what the child has said. Then repeat, using different words, what you think he meant,” he says.One of the helpful ways to build meaningful friendships with children is by touching.

He says, “There’s no child who does not love to play. If your child loves a game that requires another partner, never think twice before becoming that partner. It will not only help them see you in a new light but also bridge any gap in your mutual relationship. “Praising accomplishments, however small, will make them feel proud; letting kids do things independently will make them feel capable and strong. By contrast, belittling comments or comparing a child unfavourably with another will make kids feel worthless.

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