Little Lamb Daycare & Kindergarten, Mpererwe

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PURPOSEFUL PARENTING

Parenting is the process of promoting and supporting the physical, emotional, social, financial and intellectual development of a child from infancy to adulthood. Parenting refers to aspect of raising a child aside from the biological relationship.

Tool 1: Parenting with Purpose.

One of the most important and exciting decisions you can make as a parent is to define success goals for your child.
Choosing, communicating and pursuing clear and age-appropriate goals for your child will give them a sense of purpose that brings them the experience of mastering their world as they achieve the designated benchmarks in their lives.
Your definition of success for your child must reflect your child’s interests, skills and abilities and not just yours.

Two possible goals to consider are socialisation and authenticity.

 Socialisation means helping your child to become a responsible citizen, learning how to work in harmony with other people and to develop intimate and trusting relationships.
 Authenticity is fostered when you set goals suited to your child’s interests, abilities and talents. One of the great responsibilities you have as a parent and one of the greatest gifts you can give to your children is to teach them to develop their gifts fully to build their lives around whatever it is that fulfils them.

Tool 2: Parenting with Clarity.

This tool is based on the principle that communication between parents and their children is essential for building and maintaining a loving and productive relationship.

Children need to feel that they have certain power and influence within the framework of the boundaries that you’ve created in your family.

The primary way to promote that feeling is to give them your full, undivided attention and weigh very carefully what they’re seeking to convey. Listening is key.

Too often, the only communication that takes place between you and your child is when a crisis has erupted. It’s important to talk about critical issues outside of stress-packed situations. The time to discuss bedtime, for example, is not when the child seen watching cartoon at 9:00 pm. The rules should be established before the school term begins. If he breaks the rule, save the discussions of consequences until the calm of the next morning when you both have clear heads.
Yelling and screaming in the heat of the moment is the poorest form of communication you can practice. Sometimes when it comes to communication, timing is everything.

Children want to be heard and know that their feelings are being considered. They want to know that they can earn certain rights and privileges if they do what is expected of them. They want to have a perception of some power, some ability to create what they want.

Tool 3: Parenting by Negotiation.

As parents, you can negotiate with many different styles.
The first step is to assess the kind of personalities and types you’re dealing with. That will tell you what type of negotiation approach to take. If you’ve got a highly temperamental kid, you don’t necessarily want to approach the negotiations in a heavy-handed way.

One of the first steps in teaching your child negotiation basics is to make sure he or she can predict the consequences of their actions so they have a sense of responsibility for the outcomes generated.

Five critical steps to successful negotiation are: -

 Narrow the area of dispute.
 Find out what it is they really want.
 Work to find a middle ground.
 Be specific in your agreement and the negotiation's outcome.
 Make negotiated agreements, shorter term in the beginning.