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How can I start practicing a better parenting style?

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Each mind contains a world of its own. Having different perspectives is great, it gives us an opportunity to learn and see the world in new and different ways. But it might not be so easy or fun when it comes to differing opinions about raising children. Don’t fret! There is one key to overcoming this dilemma, and it’s clear and respectful communication.

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Self-reflection is also an important part of dialogue. Before calling a family meeting, reflect on how you were raised. What memories marked your childhood? What worked and what didn’t? What values were instilled in you? It’s time to get to know yourself and your partner better! If both of you have clarity about what you want for your little one, it’s time to compare your ideas and find that perfect balance. A little bit of yours, a little bit of theirs, and voilà!

Remember, an important part of cooperation is also compromise. Meet each other halfway and keep an open heart and mind. You don’t need to have all the answers right away. The important thing is to have a clear vision of how you want to handle important situations in your little one’s life. You both are responsible, and your opinions are equally valuable, so don’t let disagreements tangle you up. Try to reach the middle ground, be open to changes, and remember your endgame is the same! You both want to raise a happy and healthy child.

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