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1. Being Inconsistent – Children need consistency in your words and actions. Inconsistent behavior can create confusion and erode trust over time.
2. Criticizing Them Constantly – Frequent criticism can lower their self-esteem. Instead, focus on constructive feedback and encourage their efforts.
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3. Neglecting Quality Time – Failing to prioritize time with your child can make them feel unimportant. Make regular time to connect and listen to them.
4. Being Overly Controlling – Micromanaging their choices or imposing too much control can stifle their independence. Allow them the freedom to make decisions and learn from mistakes.
5. Failing to Apologize – Refusing to admit when you’re wrong can create distance. Be willing to apologize and model accountability for your child.
6. Projecting Your Own Fears – Constantly showing fear or worry about the future can transfer anxiety to your child. Try to demonstrate optimism and resilience instead.
7. Comparing Them to Others – Comparing your child to others can foster resentment and a sense of inadequacy. Celebrate their individuality and unique strengths.
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8. Ignoring Self-Care – Failing to take care of your own physical and emotional well-being can set a poor example. Show your child the importance of self-care by prioritizing your health and mental balance.
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