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Do you have a child that will get upset if he makes a mistake about anything? It can be a pain to watch your child beat himself/herself up.


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    Do not get stern with him/her, unless s/he is being dangerous. That will only make your child feel worse about himself/herself. Tell you child about his/her wonderful qualities.
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    Tell your child that everybody makes mistakes. It is just part of being human. Nothing they can do or say can help them to achieve perfection.
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    Give them a historical back-story. Benjamin Franklin tried doing that. He was a great man who did many great things, but he did not succeed in his attempt to achieve moral perfection.
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  • Talk your child about his/her good qualities.

EditWarnings

  • Do not get stern, unless s/he is being dangerous.

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Categories: Stub | Teaching Children Skills

Recent edits by: Shina, Losangelesleaf

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