I often have parents complain that their kids make terrible choices. They wonder how they can help their kids make choices that won't be so destructive. There are a couple of things that parents can do to assist their kids in making choices.
The first thing to consider is that it is okay for your kids to make choices that you may not agree with so that they can begin to learn what works for them and what doesn’t. You can’t always be there to tell your child what to do and as parents it is your allowance of your child being able to choose without judgment that will empower your kid to know that you trust him/her to make a choice and to learn afterwards whether it worked or it didn’t.
The first thing to consider is that it is okay for your kids to make choices that you may not agree with so that they can begin to learn what works for them and what doesn’t. You can’t always be there to tell your child what to do and as parents it is your allowance of your child being able to choose without judgment that will empower your kid to know that you trust him/her to make a choice and to learn afterwards whether it worked or it didn’t.
