Written by Editorial Team
Rudeness is very pervasive in today’s world. Take any famous person’s social media feed and you see abusive, mean and disrespectful comments. And this is not limited to celebrity world. It is much closer home than we would like to accept. Teenagers arguing openly and rudely with parents, children treating elder family members with disrespect, and kids generally treating others, especially the working class like security guards, in a demeaning way – none of these are rare sights these days.
That said, we have some control here. We can teach our kids how to respect others, how to show kindness and gratitude and how to be considerate of others’ feelings. The following are 10 tips you can follow to teach respect to your toddler. Why are we specifically talking about toddlers? Because it is best to start early. These critical values need to be inculcated as soon as your children begin to communicate and start to understand your words.
It is always good to sit down and reflect on past week(s) with your child when you are trying to discipline him. Remind him of instances that went well, point out where he erred, and decide on action items for next week(s).
Happy parenting!
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