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Top CBSE Schools in KR Puram - Sristi Global School: Strategies for Communicatin

Effective communication with children requires patience, care, and caution. As adults, we must be aware of how we talk to them and in front of them since children learn from us how to communicate better. Here are some tips shared by a Top CBSE school in KR Puram to help you communicate effectively with your children:<br>Active listening: Actively listening to your child helps them feel noticed and understood. Use encouraging gestures like smiles and nods, maintain eye contact, and ask questions to show that you are genuinely interested in what they have to say.<br>Reflective listening: To show your

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Top CBSE Schools in KR Puram - Sristi Global School: Strategies for Communicatin

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  1. Top CBSE Schools in KR Puram - Sristi Global School: Strategies for Communicating Effectively with Children Effective communication with children requires patience, care, and caution. As adults, we must be aware of how we talk to them and in front of them since children learn from us how to communicate better. Here are some tips shared by a Top CBSE school in KR Puram to help you communicate effectively with your children: Active listening: Actively listening to your child helps them feel noticed and understood. Use encouraging gestures like smiles and nods, maintain eye contact, and ask questions to show that you are genuinely interested in what they have to say. Reflective listening: To show your child that you are attentive and caring, repeat back what they say using different words. This helps your child feel heard and validated. Speaking clearly: Use age-appropriate language that is easy to understand and avoids discouraging words. Using kind language sets a positive example for your child and shows them respect and value. Avoiding bribes: Avoid giving rewards for basic behaviors as it can lead to distrust and does not help develop clear boundaries. Set clear and realistic expectations, praise good behavior, and use calm consequences when required. Explaining feelings: Encourage your child to name their feelings, and listen to them patiently without judgment. Help them understand and label their emotions to develop emotional intelligence. Using 'noticing' statements: Instead of saying "good job," be specific and use a 'noticing statement' to praise specific actions. This helps your child feel good about themselves and understand what behaviors you prefer.

  2. Having fun together: Have light conversations, joke, and find ways to relate to your child to strengthen your relationship. Laugh with your child, but never at them. Focusing on behavior: When you're upset with your child, direct your criticism at their behavior and not at them as a person. This helps them understand what they did wrong and avoids damaging their self-esteem. Leading by example: Children learn by observing their parents, so be mindful of the example you set through your actions and words. By following these tips, you can communicate effectively with your child and build a strong, healthy relationship.

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