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encourage them and give them the freedom to explore, learn, test and grow. This is a natural part of life and will happen whether you allow them the freedom of independence or not. Giving them a permission slip to grow, make mistakes, learn and get back on their feet will provide them with tools on the road of life. Teach them to take responsibility for their actions, behaviors and words and balance that with respect, love, permission and consistency.


another thing to express that love. Set an example for your children and express love as often as possible in your home, in action and in words. Tell your children you love them and show affection and appreciation towards them. Show your children that love can be expressed in many ways; by helping around the house, listening with an open ear, giving thanks and praise, laughing together and even spending time planting a garden.


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Nurture your child with your pres- ence, not your “presents”. Children need to be nurtured, cared for, appreciated and loved. When a child feels nurtured at home, they are more confident to try new things, conquer their fears/doubts and grow in various directions because they know they have a safe place and a support system to fall back on. Your child will discover what makes him/her happy and content and will become more independent know- ing that they are nurtured at home. Teaching a child to realize that they can make themselves happy indepen- dent of the circumstances around them is a valuable gift you can give them.


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Nurture them and teach them how to make themselves happy.


Express love. It is one thing to love your children and it is


openly listening to them and teach- ing them their connection with spirit and community is the last tip on my list. This topic can be long because it touches on so many subjects, so I will keep it short. Time is a valuable commodity, use it wisely with your child and teach them that their time is equally as valuable and everyone’s time should be respected. Listen with your heart (you won’t believe what they can teach you!) and teach your child to listen to theirs. On the flip side of listening is teaching your child what I feel is the most valuable lesson you can teach them: LISTEN- ING TO THEIR INNER VOICE. Teach your child to listen to their in- ner voice/inner compass or guidance system and then show them how to follow that guidance. Last but certainly not least, teach your child a form of Spirituality or religion. It will provide them with a long lasting relationship to explore, nurture and develop as they raise their family in the future. Namaste and happy parenting.


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