Positive Parenting Skills
Journal Title: International Journal of Pediatric Nursing - Year 2019, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
Adolescence is a period of rapid, physical and psychological development. Being a parent is arguably the hardest job on earth and not every person expecting to become a parent is prepared for it. The relationship between parents and their children can have a great influence on their psychological and social wellbeing. The neuro developmental changes during adolescence makes adolescents to take daring challenges in life, without weighing the risks and dangers associated with it. Parents are children’s first teachers and they should set an example in whatever they do as children try to emulate them. Parents need to positively respond to their children even when children put them in difficult situations. Parents need to be supported and taught how to be parents through positive parenting programs.
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M. Gandhimathi
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