Intellectual Health of a Kid – How to Feed Positive Thoughts?

By Sunita Panwar - Updated: November 11, 2021

All kids are different and unique – some have good social and communication skills from childhood while some don’t. Some kids are fit, active, smart, intelligent, and their body language says it all. They are punctual, disciplined and mature than other kids of their age. They are responsible, and you can often find them helping others. Such kids are real blessings for their parents. It is the parents’ responsibility to raise such kids positively and add to their goodness and maturity. Yes, such parents need to take special care of their kids, and this responsibility is huge.

Here we discuss a few ways parents can help their kids rise and shine and feed positivity in them.

1) Avoid over-parenting: Yes, you heard it right! Kids always behave according to their age. See and notice how they behave in a particular situation. It is best not to interfere or hinder them in everything they do.

2) Let them enjoy their childhood: Childhood is bliss; kids are innocent. It is best not to expect them to behave like adults. It will help if you allow them to grow at their own pace.

3) Focus on learning more than grades: Let them learn the way they find suitable. Let them fall, learn, and rise in life. It is good to be a spectator in some conditions.

4) Motivation helps: Reward the kids if they do something good. It is not a bribe; rather a form of motivation that helps the kids learn more from their failures.

5) Try to nurture them positively: Don’t teach the little ones worldly wisdom and politics. Let them fall and get up. Let them learn from their mistakes.

The emotional grooming of a kid is a must. Try to channelize their energy in a good direction and redirect their emotions in a more balanced way. Kids are the reflection of their parents – they do whatever they see at home which is their very first school.

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