Communication is an essential element of success in the education of children. Without communication, no exchange takes place between parents and their children. To transmit the values, the bases to a child, the communication plays a preponderant role that whoever must not neglect: it is a precious tool.

Through communication, the family will learn about what needs to be known about the events happening in the home.

How then can we use communication to successfully educate our children?

Listen and follow these seven tips:

Give your children time to give advice: If they are drowning in daily obligations, parents may not be looking for ways to save some of their time for their children. The family feels dispersed and no exchange is made, which results in a lack for the children because the first people they rely on are their parents.

Limit the tone of the voice: talking with a child requires calm otherwise the child will not understand, or he too will be influenced by your tone and become disturbed.

Choose the words: The words used to pass a message to a child are perceived according to his attitude and reception capacity. The way to convey the message requires a delicacy not to hurt the child. It is also necessary to adapt the message to the circumstances. Children learn easily by imitation and what they see or hear does not go unnoticed: allowing yourself to say big words to a child leads to a wrong path.

Be patient because the word does not automatically imply the action: The follow-up of the advice given to the children requires patience. A child does not easily accept a change.

Use gestural communication: In some cases, parents are not able to express their message through words, when they are distant or in front of many people, to mark his attitude with a gesture is enough for the child to receive the message. Warning.

Take advantage of good times: talking to a child does not necessarily mean waiting for a long time when everyone is free. This can be done in a concrete case, if you see for example a child who has shown a good way, take the opportunity to recommend to him to adopt this behavior or in case of misbehavior, to teach him the harm that one must not do.

Learning to listen to the child: Having communication with the child is not just a message, the parents must be there for an exchange with the child. Sometimes he asks questions about what he wants to know, an adequate answer allows him to clarify his ideas.

The success of the child's education undoubtedly depends on communication because it allows for dialogue between parents and children. To be effective, this communication must go both ways. Imagine a family where everyone stays on their side, what will happen? If you have an idea, the comments are open.