The best way to find out why so many people believe parenting skills are natural would be to research on a parenting website.
A good book to check out would be Parenting 101. Also it all really depends on what exactly you are dealing with like potty training or feeding issues.
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If you feel that you need to take parenting classes, then you online ones would be good. Actual classes, however would allow you to meet other parents.
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There are plenty of resources on parenting. Good options would be looking in parenting magazines, purchasing a parenting book based on the age of your twins, or asking parents of older children for advice
The best way to make children happy is to enjoy parenting and enjoy one's child, expressing love toward them often, fostering a connection with them, laughing and talking with them, teaching them and learning from them, spend some time playing with them and doing something they enjoy.
The sociocultural perspective would focus on the extent to which different styles of parenting are encouraged among various ethnic groups. This perspective looks at the impact of culture, traditions, and societal norms on parenting practices within different ethnic communities. By examining how cultural factors influence parenting styles, sociocultural perspective helps understand the diversity in parenting approaches across different ethnic groups.
You need to contact your court house to find which parenting classes fit the requirements of your sentence.
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Proper parenting, which can also be referred to as authoritative parenting allows for a nurturing environment that encourages Independence with limits and communication. This style of parenting teaches children to be socially competent and gives them the tools to be able to resolve conflicts without the use of violence.