How to Parent like the President
A recent article on eHow.com explores what we can learn on the home front from the first family. You may not necessarily agree with their politics, but you can appreciate the approach they have taken to parenting having the world's toughest job.
According the article, the biggest thing a parent can do to provide a positive impact on their children is to stay involved. "We can do everything possible to provide good jobs and good schools and safe streets for our kids, but it will never be enough to fully make up the difference," for absent parents, according to Obama.
Children need consistency and attention to thrive. Here are some key points from the article:
- Pay attention
- Demonstrate love and affection
- Set limits and expectations
- Choose a good school
- Expose them to culture
- Model charity
- Embrace the extended family
- Love your spouse (in case of divorce, start with respecting the other parent)
To read the full article on eHow click here
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