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Ezine Parenting Tips Parenting Ebook  Your Behavior As A Parent
Influences Your Children's Behavior  What parents do and don't
do, say and don't say, provide their children with the
experiences that the children interpret into beliefs. Those
beliefs, in turn, then determine their behavior and emotions
and, ultimately, their lives-for better or for worse.  Most
parents at this point respond: "I've never thought about beliefs
before. Isn't our job as parents to get our children to behave,
to teach them, and to make them happy?" The question we suggest
you ask yourself is: At what cost?  If you succeed in achieving
what you wanted, and, as a result of your interaction with your
child, he or she forms negative self-esteem beliefs, such as,
I'm not good enough or I'm not worthwhile, or negative beliefs
about life, such as, What I want doesn't matter or I'll never
get what I want, was your behavi