Encourage your children to do what they like best and what they are good at. This is what we parents hear from other parents who’ve “been there and done that”.

Encouraging your children and giving them the much-needed support to be able to reach their goals and make their dreams a reality. There are no definite steps or ways to make these happen. More often than not, parents do not merely lead what they think is best for their children but they feel and know what it is their children like.

There are of course those parents who insist on making their children do things without regard if the children are liking the experiences but that is another story.

So, how can parents encourage their children?

  • Develop their self-esteem.
  • Be able to provide for avenues to let them have experiences and develop skills that will further hone their talents. These need not be expensive, with the right creative approach, parents can give their children the support they need.
  • Encourage them to love learning new things like making best friend gift ideas rather than buying or by trying out new things to see what they really want to pursue.
  • Encourage them to be creative because being creative can open avenues for them to explore further.
  • Let them know that mistakes don’t mean that they failed, but these are chances for them to stand up and do better.
  • Love them unconditionally.
  • Set limits. As a parent, you’ll know when is the right time for setting limit

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12 Feb, 2012 @ 4:42 am
Jill said:

Hello Teacher Julie, my comment might not be abt your blog topic, but i want to know how much is the sch fees now in the phils for a special ed. Ive been searching the web, but they didnt include fees in general. Ive come across your page, but the discussion ive been reading was way back yr 2008. Could u give me updates pls? Thanks. ( im a mom to a 6 y/o who has a CP.)

13 Feb, 2012 @ 8:10 am
julie said:

Hi! I sent you reply in your email address, please check your email. Thank you! :)

16 Feb, 2012 @ 6:29 pm
Dulce M said:

Hi..I find all your blogs and comments very encouraging….I wonder if there is a way that I can correspond with you..I am interested to seek some answers to a lot of my questions pertaining my grandson whom we believed might be in the state of having to have behavior modification…..He lacks focus on the things that he ought to have given some attention…Looking forward for your response…Thanks

13 Mar, 2012 @ 9:54 am
julie said:

Hi Dulce, I think I already emailed you, hope you got my email.

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