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There are tons of articles out there on how to raise an intelligent child, how to raise a smart and successful child, how to raise a reader, how to raise a leader and so on. But if you ask a parent to look deeper into their heart and identify one thing that is most important for them, it would be invariably be the child’s happiness. Parents want their kids to be happy – through successes and failures.
What makes this challenging is the fact that quote often what makes the child happy is not what is best for him (think chocolates!!!!) or what is best for your child does not make him happy (think school!!!!). So the short cut to happiness is give everything the child wants? No. Research shows that kids who are spoiled or over-indulged in toddler years grow up to become joyless teenagers with a sense of entitlement. Then what is the secret? The secret is you do not provide your child with happiness (e.g. by giving him chocolates), you teach him how to be happy, which is more internal. If that sounds too psychological for you, let us break it down.
Here are 10 tips to follow during your child’s preschooler years (2-4 years) so that they grow up to become happy adults:
Child research scholar say that happiness is not something that your can give your children, you have to teach them to be happy. Parents can do solid groundwork to raise kids who are happy, and create a lifetime of happiness.
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