There's a difference between hearing a child's views and respecting their right to voice their views, versus agreeing with them or letting them stand as facts.
Child: You're unfair.
Parent: Being a good parent does not always mean being fair.
You listen to your children's opinions.
first you have to learn how to respect yourself then respect your husband like you respect yourself.
isn't it obvious, without respect no1 would listen to you or care about you.
children should be respected because if you don't respect them they won't respect you and won't listen to you they will do what they want and also they will adapt bad habits.
Just try to be kind, listen to them, respect their opinions and their right to have one, and be gentle, the same things are true if you reverse the gender.
if u want people to do what u want them to do, show them how by doing it yourself. example: if you want people to respect you, you respect them first & listen to their opinions first.
Talk with your girlfriend and listen to her. Trust, respect, and communication are important in any relationship.
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are not listening attentively or valuing what they have to say, which can lead to negative feelings or frustration in the speaker. It is important to actively listen and show respect for the other person's thoughts and opinions by allowing them to speak without interruption.
Respect looks like this:The other person values you and your opinions and thoughtsThe other person treats you with politenessThe other person treats you as if you are an important personThe other person listens to you without judging or interrupting or criticizingThe other person doesn't talk about you behind your backThe other person is honest and sincere with you
The Early Years practitioner should always listen to children's views and value their opinions for a number of reasons, among which is because: it promotes individualism in the child as well as helping develop their confidence and self-esteem.
Explain why it is important to listen and to talk to children. Why is it important to listen to children? It is important to listen to children so they know that you are interested in what they say and that you care for them. You also get to learn about the child when they are talking to you, for example if you need to help them with their language development or help them in their learning. Why is it important to talk to children? It is important to talk to children so that you and the child interact and show the child value. When a parent and a child interact it shows many high qualities for example: · That you are interested in what they are saying to you. · And that you care for them. When a parent is talking to a child they should always show the child that they value them for example: · Encouraging them · Praising them · Always being positive Some children get negative bonds with their parents for example: · By being Ignored · Getting abusive · Not praising their child for good work · Leaving the child out of activities · Putting the child down with negative comments · Bullying them · Insulting the child