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Every parent wants to leave a mark in their child’s life and make them successful. We have heard so many successful people talking about how their parents inspired them to become who they are now. And this often leaves many parents wondering what the key ingredient of their parenting was. Well, there could be many, but for a kid to be successful, the key part that the parents often teach them is about how to remain calm and composed, even in difficult times. And all this adds up to this one word, ‘Patience’.
Whether it is a child full of mischief or a teenager full of raging hormones – every parent deserves an Oscar for handling them. While there is no right or wrong parenting, there are certain strategies and aspects that help parents raise their kids into confident adults. And if at all there is one thing that is going to help you and your child, it is definitely ‘Patience’. Incorporating patience into parenting can actually give fruitful results, and help make the child’s life productive and the personality charismatic.
Children are almost always playful, enthusiastic, and of all the above, mischievous. As such, it is nothing to be surprised of if the parents tend to lose patience when the kids start misbehaving. But in such times, it is important to keep in mind that patience is a counteractive measure that you take for your kid’s misbehaviors, and so it is like a vaccine. Patience requires you to sit down, observe, communicate, and listen to your kid. Just sit back and observe their behavioral patterns. Be patient while handling them, and you will see how they slowly learn to stay calm and composed from your own postures.
Being a parent means doing a lot of things to inspire and learn. And, one of the things is that you must always keep in mind is that you are the role model for your child. Just like how you watch your kids, they watch you too! They do exactly what you do by looking at each and every detail of yours. So, why not let them practice patience? This way, they will start practicing patience in life’s every situation, just like how you do in your day-to-day life.
Letting your kids know your thoughts and emotions is one of the best ways to make them understand you. So, instead of yelling when you are very mad at them, take a step back, calm down for a minute, and react with patience to their deeds of mischief. Stay close to them with all the love you have and share how you felt. That way, they will connect with you emotionally and will think about their parent’s reactions and feelings before misbehaving. So whether your little one spills a gallon of milk or breaks a precious thing, talk to them and let them recognize the mess they created. Let them face the consequences and clean the mess themselves so that the next time they think thoroughly before getting into anything wrong.
We, at JP International School, recognized as the Best CBSE School in Noida, believe that when parents are patient enough to guide their little ones through the crisis of life and appreciate them even when they fail, it helps to shape their personality and aids them in growing into productive individuals. We, at JPIS, in our years of experience in the world of school education, have seen how practicing patience from the early stages can do wonders for kids as they grow up. It is hence important for the parents to seed patience in their parenting style. Your patience instilled parenting of today is going to lay the path for your kids to a bright future ahead.
- JP International School29 March 2025
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