Battles! Yes to be more
precise innocent battles among kids for batting first in cricket game, or who
is going to chase in a game or as simple as who will sit on window seat in
school bus is the most common scenario everywhere.
In this
15th parenting themed post lets look at the ways to conquer these kinds of
battles among kids. Every time your child comes to you complaining about a
friend or playing mate in a park/school,
you need not wear a protective gear
attitude and walk towards to question the other child instead assess things
first.
kids always have a
protective cover if the elders are around but there are many situations where
the child is away from home like during school hours, this is the time when a
child needs to be trained to tackle the situations.
Lets see the action plan
if your child complains about someone:
You should first
patiently listen to your child and then you can ask questions to know the
seriousness of an issue.
If the matter is futile,
then ask your child to leave the matter there itself and divert them into other
talks.
If you think the
situation needs attention, ask your child to raise a voice and stand for
his/her rights.
For example if some
other child snatches your child's belongings or annoys, first send child to
return their things and if the other child resists to give; you intervene by
softly explaining that it belongs to you.
Simple things little
innocent fights trigger for as small as a piece of paper, let the kids
settle the issue among themselves but keep an eye the argument don't get
worse.
If the situation needs
your immediate action, then address it and talk to the respective
parents.
Else let child fight for
their toys and for their turn for the swing, after all its the part o their
overall development. Yes, kids need to learn settle things on their own ,
or else they will depend on you for lifetime and never speak for their rights.
What you do in such situations, do share with us your thoughts in comments section below.
Sharing this post with AtoZ Challenge 2018, Day 15 - Letter O - O for Own.
This month we are taking AtoZChallenge with theme #ParentingIntangibleWonder, you can read all our posts of this theme here.
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