Right parenting is important in the changing times, teach children to identify wrong people with these methods

It is the responsibility of every parent to keep their children safe from the wrong people and some parenting habits can be helpful in this. Open communication helps children share their feelings. In such a situation, with the help of some tips, you can help your children identify wrong people and wrong behavior.

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These days the times have started changing rapidly.

In such a situation, it is important that children are taught to differentiate between right and wrong.

For this you can adopt some tricks.

  Protecting their children is the first responsibility of every parent, because there are many people in the society who can prove harmful to them. Therefore, it is important to teach children to identify right and wrong, so that they can understand any wrong behavior or danger quickly. In such a situation, some parenting habits can help children to be cautious of such people and protect themselves. So let's know about some such parenting habits-

 

Have a frank conversation

Always maintain an open dialogue with your children so that they can share their feelings and experiences with you. When they feel comfortable, they will report any strange or unusual behaviour to you immediately.

 

Explain the meaning of good and bad touch

 

 

Teach children clearly what is good and bad touch. Also tell them to tell you or someone they trust immediately if they feel uncomfortable.

 

Teach them to say "no"

Sometimes children are hesitant to disobey adults. Teach them that they can firmly say "no" if someone makes them feel uncomfortable, no matter who it is.

 

Teach them to keep distance from strangers

 

 

 

 

 

It is important to teach children not to mix with strangers too quickly and not to go with anyone or take anything without the permission of their parents.

 

Understand hidden emotions

Many times children do not express their problems openly. Notice any changes in their behaviour, fear or nervousness and talk to them lovingly so that they can express their problems.

 

Don't trust anyone blindly

Teach children not to trust anyone just on the basis of their external appearance or sweet talk. It is important to understand someone before knowing them completely.

 

Make it a habit to share secrets

If a child says that someone has told him "don't tell this to anyone", then explain to him that such things should definitely be shared with the parents.

 

Prepare to protect yourself

Teach children simple self-defense techniques, such as shouting loudly for help or quickly moving away from an uncomfortable situation.

 

Value their feelings

If the child feels uncomfortable towards someone, do not ignore his feelings. Take his words seriously and take necessary steps