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The 5 Phrases You Should Say to Your Children

Do you really want to be friends with your kids? Then try to improve your relationship. Talk to them more often.

3. Tell me more
Be sincerely interested in your kids’ feelings, thoughts and emotions. Help your children figure out how to behave and hot to interpret some certain things. Discuss the things that matter to them.

4. We all make mistakes
Problems are almost impossible to avoid. We make mistakes since none of us is perfect. Teach your kids to deal with issues. They will soon learn to solve problems on their own. They will also know what responsibility is – the only thing you need to do is to demonstrate your tolerance. Allow your children learn from their own mistakes and do not be too judgmental. Even adults make mistakes.

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