6 Genius Ways to Make Your Family Values Stick
Having strong values is the glue that keep families together and help kids have healthy development. Here are 5 Ways to Live Out Family Values and make them strong.
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Having strong values is the glue that keep families together and help kids have healthy development. Here are 5 Ways to Live Out Family Values and make them strong.
Family values are the glue that hold families together. Writing down these values make people feel more powerful, in control, proud and strong. This practice also helps kids feel more connected and loved by their family. Use this free family values list and worksheet to discover and define your family values!
Some kids struggle with behavior. Understanding what is beneath the surface is important so you can create a strong relationship with your child. Not everyone is going to understand and that’s okay. What’s important is that you champion your child and focus on his or her strengths instead of the weaknesses.
In order to develop a strong parent-child relationship, you must find ways to connect with your child. This means when they are acting the way you like them to and when they are not! Connect first before correction and you’ll be amazed at how they start to self-correct.
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