Build Character with This Delicious Triple A Recipe

They say you can catch more flies with a spoonful of honey than with a cupful of vinegar. So why do too many toys, too much candy, and constantly giving in to our children, create sour little characters? Aren't these the ingredients for honey?

Let's consider the most delicious ingredients: what kids really want and how to give it to them. The Triple A Recipe for honey - attention, appreciation, and affection are delicious, powerful, and bonding.

Children thirst for your positive attention.

1. Cheering them on at their special events

2. Reading stories with them

3. Listening to their ideas are a few tasty and needed ingredients.

Children thrive on appreciation.

1. Saying, "Thank-you."

2. Smiles

3. Specific praise for specific deeds warm their hearts and increase their desire to be close to you.

Children crave affection.

1. Hugs

2. Kisses

3. Notes of love tell them how much you care about them.

Parents, it's your attention, your appreciation and your affection that your kids really want. With this Triple A Recipe you will positively influence your children, their character, and their future. This recipe will also create an unbreakable bond between you and your children because you will be giving them what they really want - you. You are the honey!

About The Author:
Jean Tracy, MSS, Edmonds, WA.
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RE: Build Character with This Delicious Triple A Recipe

I have a tween and we've entered a WHOLE NEW WORLD. Thank you for the insight into simple forms of appreciation that I used when she was about four. I'm going to give it a good ole college try! I just assumed that because she's older, these forms of appreciation are not needed as regularly to affirm our relationship or her worth.

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