Best Parenting Tip for Teaching Kids a Friendly Attitude
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Norman Vincent Peale wrote the Power of Positive Thinking. This short parenting video shares how positive thinking leads to positive action.
Children can use positive actions to make friends. Friendly children are a delight to know. They see the good in others and tell them. Because they are positive and friendly, they are magnets.
Friendly children give peers what they want, attention, appreciation, and truthful compliments. These positive actions boost the receiver’s spirit. Friendships may be the result. Norman Vincent Peale was right, “Positive thinking works wonders.”
How it Works – Your Child:
1. Rejects fault-finding and criticism.
2. Looks for the honest good in others.
3. Doesn’t keep it to themselves.
4. Praises the other.
5. Makes friends.
How to Encourage Your Student to Find the Good in a Classmate.
1. Discuss different types of compliments to give.
2. Pick a classmate to praise:
3. Tell your child, “Share the compliment.”
4. “Come home and tell me what happened.”
5. Ask your child, “How can you make the next child’s compliment even better?”
Teach your child to find the good in others. It’s powerful and it will make her world a happier place.
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Transcript
Best Parenting Tip for Teaching a Friendly Attitude
Presented by Jean Tracy
Teach Your Child to:
1. Look for the good in another.
2. Then tell that person.
You’re So Funny!”
‘Looking for the Good’ Helps Your Child Become a Friendly Person.
The Other Person Likes Your Child and Feels Happy.
Teach ‘Looking for the Good in Others.’
And Make It a Habit.
It Lifts Everyone’s Spirit
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