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Many moms out there want to know how to teach and train their kids to be respectful because most kids these days are really impolite, and I'm pretty sure that they got it from their environment, but how can we avoid this to happen to our kids? We don't want them to grow like that. Let's talk about some effective methods that can help you teach your kids to be respectful and there are some things that we should learn too.

Here are some tips on how to raise respectful children
  1. Everything will start with yourself. Parents should also learn good manners and how to respect other people because we are our kid's first teacher, they will learn from us and they will copy what we are doing and what are we saying to other people.
  2. Make sure that the surroundings are peaceful because environment is one of the big factors that mold us, especially the kids. Make sure to move your kid to a peaceful environment or just keep your child away from wilderness while he or she is still young, let him absorb good manner first.
  3. Set house rules to follow and be consistent. Make sure that there are penalties for every mistake. Make sure that your kid will know the consequences if he or she did something wrong. Be consistent so that you kid will avoid making mistakes.
  4. Learn how to say things that are pleasing to hear, as mentioned in number one, our kids will imitate us, so make sure to inform everyone in the house to be polite and use proper words. Also, make sure to teach them how to say please and thank you every time they are asking for something.
  5. Show respect to your kids, if he or she is mad at you, you can let him calm down first then talk to him nicely and then discuss things. You must show him that you respect his or her feelings and you want to hear his or her opinion.
  6. Praise your kids every time they show good behavior or if they are being polite and respectful. This would definitely brighten up their day because they know that you are proud of them and they are doing the right thing which decreases the chances of being impolite.
Raising kids can be difficult, but it is fun and it is nice to see your kids growing up being polite and respectful. Teaching kids how to be respectful is a long term commitment, so you will need tons of patience because you will guide them from birth until they grow up.
Teaching kids is fun because their minds are like sponge they absorb everything easily, so while your kids are still young, teach them good manners and how to be respectful.




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As parents, it is a common denominator to have the desire for our children to grow up prepared to any challenges their lives have to offer. Mothers, just like my own mother, are always anxious that they are making the right decisions for their children or guiding their children make the right directions every single day as early as possible to get a head start in this world. This is not a bad thing at all. In fact, this is the very manifestation of unconditional love that many writers such as myself love to write about.

I’m not exactly a mother yet but I have often wondered that if I have to start a family soon, what values can I impart my children to at least say that I’m proud of what I have accomplished later on. Paranoid much? No, not really. If you watch the news or read the daily news and see crimes being committed, I’m sure most of you have tried to analyze and understand the inner workings of the criminals’ minds. And you also realize and agree with experts that the common thieves and common rapists are products of broken homes. The basic values have not been instilled and these individuals suffer from low emotional intelligence. Probably as children, they haven’t been guided to think creatively and solve problems according to specified rules. These individuals become lawbreakers because they think that there are no other ways to solve the problem they are faced with. Discipline and self-control are concepts they have trouble grasping.

I’m not an expert so I won’t be dwelling much into how criminals become criminals. Instead, I’d like to focus on the idea of rearing our children to become creative thinkers and effective problem solvers. If you’re not aware of this yet, there is a strong correlation that exists between music training and brain development. Mental development is crucial in helping our children become better citizens because obviously, everything happens in the brain. I love music. It has helped me so much in my life in dealing with problems, and emotional outbursts. And so when I heard about researches regarding music and the brain, I became interested. I learned that music literally light up all the areas of our brain. Our brain have left and right spheres where only a certain region is utilized in most activities but with music training, all of the regions are utilized. Advanced technology such as PET scans and MRI imaging have made it possible to monitor the brain while the subject is engaged in listening to music or playing an instrument. And the entire brain “lights up” when we do so.

So in line with this, it is a great idea for your children to engage in musical training. I’m sure you are already familiar with some parents making their child listen to classical music as early as possible. The idea is there but I suggest kicking it up a notch. Sharon Burch, a product of musical environment and influences came up with a way to make music learning easy and fun for young children. To help parents make their kids smarter, Sharon Burch created Freddie the Frog® where through his adventures, musical concepts are easier to grasp and retain for children.



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