The therapist who charges thousands of rupees as fees, tells for free, ‘Which habits of parents keep children happy’

do not abuse

If you abuse in front of your child, it has a bad impact on the child. If you suddenly stop abusing in front of your 17-year-old child and think that everything will be fine, then it is not so. You have to implement this habit of yours from the time the child is young. If you are shouting at your partner or scolding him/her in front of your child, then the child is also watching all that and learning it. So avoid doing anything like this.

Build trust in your relationship with your child

Riri Rivedi says that 80 percent of the time we are correcting our child. We are telling him/her what he/she has to do, where he/she has made a mistake and what he/she should avoid doing. Instead, try to connect with your child. For this, play with the child and talk to him/her openly.

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keep away from stress

Riri told parents that they should keep their children away from stress. Putting pressure on a child increases stress, which further damages the learning development center of his/her brain. If the child is under stress, first remove it and then ask him/her to study. It is not right for the child to be under stress.

Understand his/her feelings

Therapist Riri says that if the child is throwing a tantrum or crying or demanding something, then in such a situation the parents should also not behave impulsively like him/her. You should try to understand the reason for the child behaving like this and deal with him/her with peace and patience.

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do not scare the child

Often parents threaten their child to get a work done, such as ‘If you don’t do your homework, I will lock you in the bathroom’. According to Riri, parents should not do this. This can make the child angry and rebellious. Try to bring balance in your parenting style.