Teach Your Child What Trust Means

Parenting Tips for Your 43-44 Month Old Child
Trust is important to a child’s healthy emotional development. Parents can teach their child about trust.
- Teach your child that trust means you can count on each other.
- Say: “I trust you to do the right thing.”
- Keep promises.
- If you have to break a promise, tell your child why.
- Admit your mistakes.
- Say, “I’m sorry” when you need to.
- Stick with the rules and limits you set.
- Keep secrets your child tells you.
- Be on time.
- Do not tease or scare your child.
- Never say, “I’m going to leave you.”
- Try not to make excuses.
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