Encourage a growth mindset. Avoid using derogatory terms that may hinder your child's self-esteem and learning potential.
Embrace your child's uniqueness. Comparisons can lead to feelings of inadequacy and resentment. Celebrate their individuality instead.
Express disappointment constructively. Instead of blaming, discuss actions and consequences to foster understanding.
Focus on improvement. Use constructive feedback to guide your child toward learning from mistakes rather than criticizing.
Validate emotions. Acknowledge your child's feelings, helping them build emotional intelligence.
Share experiences without dismissing your child's struggles. Validate their challenges and offer support.
Respect sensitivity. Encourage open communication about feelings without judgment.
Avoid blaming your child for family issues. Discuss problems as a team and seek solutions together.