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0:00 My child doesn't listen to me. My child does not listen to me. I've tried everything but my child will not listen to me. Yes, my dear mothers, your child is not listening to you because your child is very busy watching you. So if you want your child to do things for you, focus on being the right role model for your child because the more you work on yourself, the lesser you have to work on your child. So if you want your child to study, start learning something every day. Be a learning mother. Don't be a teaching mother. If you want your child to go to bed early, start going to bed early with your child. If you want your child to read, start reading for 15 20 minutes every day and let your child watch you when you're reading. If you're doing these things, I can give you a 100% guarantee that your child is also going to do it. And you would not have to struggle and you would not be complaining that my child is not listening to me. My
Summary
- Children often mimic their parents' actions more than they listen to their words.
- Parents should prioritize self-improvement and personal growth to influence their children positively.
- If parents want their children to study, they should engage in learning themselves.
- Establishing routines, like going to bed early, can encourage children to adopt similar habits.
- Reading regularly in front of children can foster a love for reading in them.
- The emphasis should be on being a "learning mother" rather than just a "teaching mother."
- Positive changes in parental behavior can lead to significant improvements in children's listening and compliance.