Comfort your child
Apologize if your behavior is inappropriate
Practice good self-care
Become attuned to your child so he/she attaches well; //www.linkedin.com/news?viewArticle=&articleID=5582162179534098454&gid=1449207&type=member&item=98907003&articleURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.glennberger.net%2F2012%2F03%2F04%2Fwhy-attachment-parenting-works%2F&urlhash=pEfM&goback=.gde_1449207_member_98907003
Encourage age-appropriate independence in your child
Show pride in each child’s accomplishments
Calm your children when upset, hurt, disappointed
Discipline with logical and natural consequences
Believe in your child’s gifts and abilities
Trust your children
Practice unconditional love-your words and actions
Provide both stated and unstated messages of “I value you”
Provide both stated and unstated messages of “You can think”
Provide both stated and unstated messages of “You have control”
Provide choices so that your child can develop competency making decisions
When poor choices are made, it is a learning opportunity. Give the opportunity to your child to make a better choice sooner than later! Develop insight about your own upbringing in order to become the best parent you can; //revelationcounseling.com/book-reviews/parenting-from-the-inside-out/