The five magic words every parent should teach their kids

 

In today's English dictionary, we consider certain words Golden or Magical. As a parent, in case you do not know about the magical words, these posts will give you new lifetime knowledge you can impact on your children.

Including magic words in your kids' vocabulary will make them excellent communicators and much nicer children. 

Let us look at these magic words.  

1. Please- A word used in daily living. ''Please conveys humility and respect and instantly makes your kids likable. Please teach your child this word.

2. Sorry- What a powerful word that can mend a broken heart. Everyone makes mistakes. Let your children know a mistake is inevitable. Let your kids know that saying sorry when they offend someone brings about forgiveness and peace. "Sorry" is a short word for an apology and the power to heal. Let your children learn that saying sorry does not make them weak, instead it shows their strength of character.

3. Thank You- Make it a habit for your kids to always say thank you to people who have done something nice to them or when they receive a favor from someone. It is very polite for your kids to express the word 'thank you.'

By teaching your children to say ' thank you, you are helping them to become more grateful people.

4. You're welcome- A child who appreciates little things will definitely understand the language of saying 'you are welcome. Let your kids learn how to say you are welcome when someone tells them ' thank you. Replying to guests, friends, family, and even total strangers with a polite ' you're welcome'' after they say ' thank you leaves a lasting impression on people

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5. Excuse Me- You use 'excuse' me when you want to leave a place without offending someone's feelings, request permission to interrupt someone when speaking, politely ask someone to leave a space for you to pass, and apologize when you have done something unintentionally. It works wonders especially when children are to mingle with strangers or in a group.

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Please kindly share this article to young mums and dads you know. Thank you for reading.