No bargain, bargain?

Everything and everyone teaches those who are fresh to the birth to be consistent. If the parent says something to the child that NO, it should remain NO. So the main thing is consistency. This is fine, we hold on to this principle, but then we can meet it and even think that despite the age and the stature of our child, it is exactly the same member of the family as anyone else. You have the right to express your displeasure and will, which may conflict with your parent. How then?

Anyone who is an experienced parent is well aware that consistency is really important, but keeping it is not so easy. We look at an angelic child who is basically a very good-looking kid, not a humble personality, but looking at the store, she looked for something delicacy that the "evil parent" wouldn't want to buy. This is followed by an outburst in tears, an apocalypse looking at the bociva, and an oral request, and if it doesn't work, it can follow the spectacular variants of our environment: true hysterical, groundbreaking and companions. Most parents face the skin on their faces, and others feel disgusting in their backs. Those who are already alive, who know about raising their children behind them, and with the passage of time, almost disappear the memories that their children did the same, or those who have not yet established a family, but they have hard principles that they will be like they won't do it.

Only the parent who always sticks to his word and keeps them, keeps him well with his child? Who sometimes lets his child's will indulges and does not educate his child?

The development of the children includes the belief, the validation of the will, the crossing of the borders. It is quite appropriate and necessary because we know that our child is maturing. The case of haggling also assumes this, that is, it is okay if our childbirth begins to negotiate with us. If the parent occasionally allows, it means that he has taken many things into consideration when his child asked for something. It does not necessarily mean that you have passed the leadership to the child. However, if this is always the case, it is always what the child wants, we are educated into a tiny dictator. The adult needs to keep the education, that is, sometimes it can and should be released, but this is not always the case. That is, we need to examine how correct and legitimate the request of the child is. If you ask for a discount in a meaningful thing, it can be released from our consistency. You also need to raise awareness with children if we do not want to educate a tiny dictator, that there are rules that cannot be changed even when they look at us nicely when crocodile tears are dropped or they are spinning on the ground in public places.

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