What no you shoud not praise your child by appearance you shoud praise your child by what's inside
You should praise their appearance as well as the inside. For a little girl to never hear she looks pretty when other girls are told they are, or not to hear that oyu look good in oyur new clothes w/e, that hurts. The society is very competitive and you don't have to go too far but we all need to hear we look good. if you are in a relationship oyur partner will tell you but if you are not you need to hear it from someone and if your pown parents can say it you start to wonder if anyone can possibly think you're cute. Selfesteem issues are huge when you are a teen and it can all start to go wrong when you are very little.
There are many do's and don'ts inside the speech lab. You should praise children and you shouldn't mock children for example.
There are many sentences you can use with the word praise. You can praise your children and write about it for example.
Marie Montessori would vehemently disagree with the statement. She believed that it was necessary to avoid either criticism or praise, since the learning of children requires deep concentration, and praise and criticism disrupts the concentration. She also believed that criticism and praise undermined a child's independence.
It should be that all Christians worship and praise same God.
yes or no
I think you should praise her anyways, because she doesn't understand that she wasn't supposed to do that... In her eyes, she did what you told her to do, so she looks to you for praise.
I believe you mean, "I wanna praise you like I should", in which case it is "Praise You" by Fatboy Slim.
The easiest place to find praise and worship CD's for children would be at a local Christian bookstore. When looking on-line, they can be found at any major on-line retailer like Amazon as well.
The key here is "excessive praise." Children do thrive on the right kind of praise, and studies overwhelmingly show that positive reinforcement works better than punishment in changing behavior. But excessive or inflated praise actually reduces motivation and self-esteem. In other words, don't use terms like "fantastic," "amazing," or "perfect." Instead, be specific and authentic. "You worked hard at cleaning your room and it shows!" or "You did well on that project!" On the other hand, when praise is inflated or too general, children don't actually believe in its authenticity and it has the opposite of the intended effect.
We can praise god. His boss praised him for his hard work. In the bible it says that you should praise god. I would rather receicve money than praise. Hope that helps.
Because he is our creator and he loves us.
If your children are being good, praise them and tell them what they are doing well. Then let them continue what they are doing until their behavior changes.