Effective child rearing is an ongoing process. You stay the course every second of your life by keeping love and patience at the forefront. In the beginning, you treat the baby with as much gentleness as you can muster. That approach makes the child feel secure. When the little one feels secure in his surroundings, he learns trust. Never betray that trust you have built up for that child. As the infant grows, you have to change tactics, depending on the situation, but you keep responding to the child with love and patience no matter what happens. And you have to learn to understand each child from their perspective. Children are not all the same. Each one is a challenge in his/her own right. Raising new human beings is the noblest of endeavors, and the results of either good raising or bad last forever.
Robert R. Sears has written: 'Patterns of child rearing' -- subject(s): Child rearing 'Seven Ages of Man' 'Identification and child rearing' -- subject(s): Child rearing, Identification (Psychology)
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Childbearing - the process of giving birthChild Rearing - the way in which a family brings up / raises a child
parenting
child rearing practices are those practices, which are done to rear a child. it includes total care of a child, from basic needs to protect rights of children.
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el Cucuy was once a standard part of child rearing. el Cucuy was once a standard part of child rearing.
Evelyn Prutz has written: 'Entrusted to our care' -- subject(s): Child rearing, Christianity, Religious aspects of Child rearing
Tine Thevenin has written: 'Mothering and fathering' -- subject(s): Parenting, Sex role, Child rearing 'The family bed' -- subject(s): Child psychology, Child rearing, Sleeping customs 'Mothering and fathering' -- subject(s): Child rearing, Parenting, Sex role
Duane Cuthbertson has written: 'The Marriage Manual' 'Raising your child, not your voice' -- subject(s): Child rearing, Christianity, Discipline of children, Parent and child, Religious aspects of Child rearing
Child rearing practices are things parents can do to help raise great children. Many psychologist and sociologist have developed techniques that work with children.
Elsie L. Osborne has written: 'Your four year old' -- subject(s): Child psychology, Child rearing 'Your five year old' -- subject(s): Child psychology, Child rearing