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THE MOST COMMON PARENTING MISTAKES.
I am often asked, "What is the most common problem you encounter in your work with children and families?" For many years, my answer has been simple and unequivocal: "As parents, we are unwittingly too critical of our children.
This statement has surprised some of my colleagues and is at odds with much of the conventional wisdom about modern parents -- that we are over-protective or overly -ndulgent, too ready to be our child's friend rather than an authority, and too afraid to say, "No."
Research findings from many studies, however, provide ample evidence to support my personal experience. Although it is at times difficult to distinguish cause and effect, clinical research consistently finds high levels of criticism (and fewer positive statements) in the interactions of parents and troubled children. A recent study published in the Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, for example, found that criticism by mothers was a significant risk factor for depression in children.
Persistent criticism breeds resentment and defiance, and undermines a child's initiative, self-confidence and sense of purpose. We need to prevent the buildup of these unhealthy attitudes in the minds of our children.
It seems necessary to ask, "Why are we so often critical of our children?" We all know, from our own lives, how criticism feels. We may have experienced the demoralizing effect of frequent criticism in the workplace; or we may have suffered the eroding effect of frequent criticism on satisfaction in our love relationships. It is surprising, then, how often we fail to consider this in relation to our children.
Much of our criticism is well-intentioned, motivated by a desire for our children to improve, and eventually succeed, in a competitive world. In these instances, we criticize because we are anxious about our child's future. We regard our criticism as constructive, or not as criticism at all, but rather as instruction or advice.
Many parents feel justified in their criticism when they make an effort to balance criticism with praise. Because they are willing to offer praise for their child's good behavior, these parents do not regard themselves as critical. Other parents are aware of their criticalness. They believe that it is their "right and responsibility" to be critical of their children, in order to prepare them for the demands and responsibilities they will face as adults. In giving their criticism, these parents believe that they are doing the right thing. They therefore continue to criticize, despite its bad effects.
From this perspective (shared by some of my colleagues) a child's defiance or withdrawal, or his unwillingness to communicate, especially in adolescence, is an unavoidable consequence of responsible parenting.
I disagree.
Of course, we need to let children know of our disapproval, and all children can be expected to respond with some form of protest when limits are set. Persistent criticism, however, is destructive, often deeply destructive, to our relationships with our children, and a "balance," or equal ratio, of praise and criticism has been shown to be unhealthy, both in marriage and in parent-child relationships. When frequent criticism persists, all other efforts to improve our family relationships are likely to fail.
Too much criticism and instruction can also take the fun out of activities that children and adolescents would otherwise enjoy. Ask Andre Agassi. Agassi's tennis instruction, described in his autobiography, Open, was, by any standard, extreme. When he was 7 years old, Andre hit 2,500 tennis balls a day. He became a great player, but he hated tennis.
Sometimes, we do not realize how hurtful our words have been. When children respond poorly to criticism, with defensiveness or withdrawal, parents may say, "He is too sensitive." Perhaps. But we are all sensitive to criticism. And he may not be overly-sensitive; rather, we may have been too critical and not sensitive enough.
There are also deeper causes of persistent criticism, causes rooted in our character and life circumstances -- how well we are able to cope with painful feelings in our own lives and how burdened we feel by the demands of raising our children. In my therapeutic work, I have found that parents who are critical of their children are often critical of each other, and less able to repair conflicts in their marriage and their work relationships
I am often asked, "What is the most common problem you encounter in your work with children and families?" For many years, my answer has been simple and unequivocal: "As parents, we are unwittingly too critical of our children.
This statement has surprised some of my colleagues and is at odds with much of the conventional wisdom about modern parents -- that we are over-protective or overly -ndulgent, too ready to be our child's friend rather than an authority, and too afraid to say, "No."
Research findings from many studies, however, provide ample evidence to support my personal experience. Although it is at times difficult to distinguish cause and effect, clinical research consistently finds high levels of criticism (and fewer positive statements) in the interactions of parents and troubled children. A recent study published in the Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, for example, found that criticism by mothers was a significant risk factor for depression in children.
Persistent criticism breeds resentment and defiance, and undermines a child's initiative, self-confidence and sense of purpose. We need to prevent the buildup of these unhealthy attitudes in the minds of our children.
It seems necessary to ask, "Why are we so often critical of our children?" We all know, from our own lives, how criticism feels. We may have experienced the demoralizing effect of frequent criticism in the workplace; or we may have suffered the eroding effect of frequent criticism on satisfaction in our love relationships. It is surprising, then, how often we fail to consider this in relation to our children.
Much of our criticism is well-intentioned, motivated by a desire for our children to improve, and eventually succeed, in a competitive world. In these instances, we criticize because we are anxious about our child's future. We regard our criticism as constructive, or not as criticism at all, but rather as instruction or advice.
Many parents feel justified in their criticism when they make an effort to balance criticism with praise. Because they are willing to offer praise for their child's good behavior, these parents do not regard themselves as critical. Other parents are aware of their criticalness. They believe that it is their "right and responsibility" to be critical of their children, in order to prepare them for the demands and responsibilities they will face as adults. In giving their criticism, these parents believe that they are doing the right thing. They therefore continue to criticize, despite its bad effects.
From this perspective (shared by some of my colleagues) a child's defiance or withdrawal, or his unwillingness to communicate, especially in adolescence, is an unavoidable consequence of responsible parenting.
I disagree.
Of course, we need to let children know of our disapproval, and all children can be expected to respond with some form of protest when limits are set. Persistent criticism, however, is destructive, often deeply destructive, to our relationships with our children, and a "balance," or equal ratio, of praise and criticism has been shown to be unhealthy, both in marriage and in parent-child relationships. When frequent criticism persists, all other efforts to improve our family relationships are likely to fail.
Too much criticism and instruction can also take the fun out of activities that children and adolescents would otherwise enjoy. Ask Andre Agassi. Agassi's tennis instruction, described in his autobiography, Open, was, by any standard, extreme. When he was 7 years old, Andre hit 2,500 tennis balls a day. He became a great player, but he hated tennis.
Sometimes, we do not realize how hurtful our words have been. When children respond poorly to criticism, with defensiveness or withdrawal, parents may say, "He is too sensitive." Perhaps. But we are all sensitive to criticism. And he may not be overly-sensitive; rather, we may have been too critical and not sensitive enough.
There are also deeper causes of persistent criticism, causes rooted in our character and life circumstances -- how well we are able to cope with painful feelings in our own lives and how burdened we feel by the demands of raising our children. In my therapeutic work, I have found that parents who are critical of their children are often critical of each other, and less able to repair conflicts in their marriage and their work relationships
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نوفر لكم خادمات فلبينيات ، حبشيات ، اوغنديات ، كينيات ، اى جنسية اخرى .. اسيوية او افريقية يمكنك التواصل معنا بكل الضمانات القانونية 01006628383 / 01120066676 اقل من ست ساعات و تجدها فى منزلك تعمل من أجل أسرتك خدم و شغالات و مربيات اطفال و عاملات نظافة و راعيات المسنيين خدم و شغالات فى مصر نوفر عمالة افريقية و اسيوية نوفر لكم خادمات فلبينيات ، حبشيات ، اوغنديات ، كينيات ، اى جنسية اخرى .. اسيوية او افريقية يمكنك التواصل معنا بكل الضمانات القانونية مكتب خـدم و شغالات وعمالة منزلية الصفا للخدمات (سرعة ودقة فى الأختيار ) 01006628383 / 01120066676 العمالة الاجنبية من المربيات وعاملات نظافة وراعيات المسنيين والسائقيين وسائر أنواع العمالة المدربة من خدم و شغالات فى مصر - الافريقية (أثيوبيا "الحبشة / اوغندا / ارتريا / غنيا / غانا / الكاميرون / ..... )- الأسيوية ( الفلبين / أندونسيا / سيرلانكا ) . للأستفسار الاتصال على : 01006628383 / 01120066676 مكتب خدم ( الصفا للخدمات) توفير العمالة المنزلية الاجنبية مكتب شغالات فى مصر لدينا جميع العمالة المنزلية مكتب خدم فى مصر لدينا جميع العمالة المنزلية نوفر خادمات شغالات عاملات نظافة مربيات فى مصر بيبى سيتر– كلينر – هوس كيبر نحن نوفر لك احتياجاتك من العماله الاجنبيه كل من الفلبينيه واندونسيه وافريقيه نحن نجعل حياتك اكثر سهولة مع فريق عمل متميز وله قدره على تحمل المسؤليه بيتك هو مسؤليتنا الاول والاخير
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