9 Signs You’re a Good Parent, Even If You Are Not So Sure

8 – Beyond Grades

While academic success is important, exceptional parents understand that grades are not the sole measure of their child’s worth. They create a safe space for their child to talk about their academic struggles without fear, emphasizing the value of knowledge over mere grades.

7 – Constructive Criticism:

Good parents avoid criticizing their children with hurtful or demeaning words. Negative remarks can leave a lasting impact on a child’s self-esteem. Instead, they communicate their concerns thoughtfully, without resorting to insults.

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