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Little things matter in a big way when it comes to communicating with your child. Avoid using these words that can have deeper impact on your child than you can think of!

We often don’t pay attention to what we say, how we say it, while talking to our children. We take our conversations with children for granted and fail to realise that it can have a deep impact on them. Here’s what you should keep in mind while talking to your child.

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It’s a good idea to remind our children and help them understand that the world doesn’t revolve around them. They have to learn to listen to others, think of others, consider others’ opinions and point of view. They will eventually figure out that they can’t be the centre of the universe always and that will make them more kind and considerate towards people around them, including you, their parents.

Empathy is the ability to be aware of & understand the feelings of others & imagine what it feels like to be in their shoes.

There are ways to cultivate empathy in children. Try these out! Practising them more often & regularly will help your child grow into empathetic & kind human being.

While we try to inculcate certain qualities in our children as they grow up, let us remember that to be kind & compassionate is not something that you can teach them as textbook lessons. They are qualities best learnt & imbibed when witnessed & experienced. Set more such examples in front of your children at various occasions in your everyday lives.

Healthy Conversation is that when one feels safe to talk on difficult subjects, where there is a fearless exchange of views & disagreements and when there is a will to find a way forward.

The next time when you feel stuck in talking with your child, please make an effort to have a healthy conversation! And see how it improves your relationship with your child!