positive parenting fosters a relationship between parents and children based on mutual trust. one part of that is setting clear rules. -austin, your 20 minutes is up, it's time for dinner. when setting clear rules, there are several things to keep in mind. you want to set the rules in advance so that everybody knows what's expected of them. next, you want to make sure your rules are clear and easy to remember. you want to also limit the number of rules. children remember best when there aren't too many of them. and finally, practice what you preach. children learn best by imitation, they good and the bad.
how come you're playing your ipad but i'm not allowed playing my ds? it is important to involve all family members when making rules. remember, the purpose of household rules is to let everyone know how to behave.
rules can make family life more peaceful and can help family members get along better. rules also help children and teenagers feel safe and secure because they learn their limits, what's expected of them, and know how to be treated by older family members. for more information on how you can power up parenting visit hnhu.org/parenting
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