Respect your child's feelings and thoughts from "summary" of The New Dare to Discipline by James C. Dobson
The key to building a positive relationship with your child is to acknowledge and respect their emotions and opinions. Children, just like adults, have their own feelings and thoughts that deserve to be heard and considered. By showing respect towards your child's emotions and ideas, you are validating their experiences and helping them develop a sense of self-worth. When a child expresses their feelings, whether positive or negative, it is important to listen attentively and empathetically. Avoid dismissing or belittling their emotions, as this can make them feel invalidated and insignificant. Instead, try to understand where they are coming from and offer comfort and support when needed. Furthermore, encour...
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