Good parenting calls for a lot of willingness to endure a tidy amount of time to learn.
However, through the trial and error and all the education that the caregiver may come across, he may be able to teach his child all the necessary traits required to make good choices.
There are those behaviors that a parent will out rightly know that are acceptable for the child to grow socially.
Therefore, guidance requires that there is clear communication of what these behaviors are.
The manner in which the message is communicated should be a proper one.
The tones with which we use to communicate these messages therefore matters a lot.
You should not raise your voice unnecessarily to the children.
It is also very important to let the child show that he has understood the message that you are conveying.
Vocabulary used is important at this stage.
It should be simple.
If a child is not able to understand the words you are saying then it is unlikely that he will catch the drift of what you mean.
Therefore, he will continue doing the bad behaviors that you are busy trying to get the kid to stop doing.
Therefore, if you include mature words such as "culture'" in your sentences when speaking to the child, he will not get what you are saying.
For example, it is futile to ask your child "Where did you ape this culture from?" A child is likely to understand issues relating to the word "behavior'" but when you talk about unruly character and bad cultures being carried around he would have a problem understanding what you are saying.
Most children will not react to what you say immediately if they do not understand you.
It is therefore wise to take an active role and ensure that the kids have understood what you have said, right to the letter.
You should be gentle and cautious when you are dealing with children.
You should always mind your tone and make sure that the message gets through to the child.