Focusing on what children do well helps them to behave better – and you to parent well, says Lea Waters
When will he ever learn? That was my thought as I arrived home and saw that my eight-year-old son Nick had failed to put away his new bicycle… again. The day before, I’d snapped: “I’m tired of reminding you about this!” Then, seeing his welcoming smile fade, I’d felt like a terrible parent.
Why is it so hard to control the urge to criticise our children – and is there a better way? I’m constantly asked these questions at my parent talks. The culprit is ancient brain wiring – and yes, there is a better way.
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