Growing your child’s mental health is one of the best things to do for your child, because no matter how smart, athletic, healthy, or confident your child is, if that child cannot survive in harsh conditions then there is an issue.
It is situations like this that make teenagers commit suicide because most of them were not trained to expect things to go wrong or how-to handle rejections.
If you are a parent intentional about your choice of kids’ growth, then this post is for you.
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Here are ways to build your child’s mental health.
1. Teach them to manage their emotions
This is one of the earliest things ever parents should teach their children. They should know when to speak their Monday and when to keep mute. If you have children who can manage their emotions, then you may have a less dramatic home.
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2. Teach them to think realistically
In as much as you’ll teach your children affirmations and positivity, let your children know when to go realistic about life and the things happening around them.
3. Teach them to appreciate their efforts rather than achievements
If you are bent on appreciating a child’s achievement only then a child would not know that it is okay to fail sometimes and would not want to try anything he is not sure of. Rather, appreciate their efforts so they know that they got what they have as a result of their efforts.
4. Work on your mental health
A sick person cannot take care of another sick person, so before you, as a parent can help your child grow his mental health, you must be mentally fit too. So, you should pay attention to yourself and see to it that you are fit before working on your child.
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