How do we raise our children?

improve empathy

Raising children to have empathy, emotional intelligence, being able to put themselves in other people's shoes and understand their feelings and thoughts are some of the most important things children can grow up with, as studies have revealed that having a high percentage of children.  The degree of emotionality, that is, the ability to understand the feelings of others and the ability to control oneself and the feelings of others, is one of the most important things that contribute to achieving success in life. 

     The child can acquire the skill of empathy by encouraging him to reveal and express his feelings, paying attention to it, and if he encounters a problem with one of his friends, you can help him show empathy by asking him to imagine his friend's feelings, and help him to develop ways to manage your feelings and make a positive effort to find a solution to the 

     Give them moral values

     Highly, children must be given high moral values in order to raise them properly, and these values are represented by helping them to act in a way that contributes to making the world a better place than it  Influencing those around them in a positive way and having these positive social values helps them think about how to inspire and help others.

teach them to take care

     Children must be taught how to allocate enough time and effort to accomplish and accomplish the things they need to accomplish, and not neglect any of the important areas of their lives.  Work, free time and the management of their life can force them to fulfill their responsibilities first and then move on to free time and enjoy it.

Treat them with kindness and respect.

     Interacting and speaking with children in a respectful and tactful manner helps them to interact and speak with those around them in a respectful manner as well. It is important for parents to adjust the way they treat their children, such as avoiding speaking loudly or harshly when they make a mistake or use inappropriate words, and focusing on treating them politely and kindly even when they misbehave.