These guidelines are from advice by Laurence Steinberg, a distinguished professor of psychology at Temple University in Philadelphia, and are themselves based on several years of research and scientific evidence.
Good parenting is the basis of fostering empathetic, honest, self-reliant, kind, cooperative and cheerful behavior in the child according to Dr. Steinberg. It also helps in multiplying the child's intellect, motivation and desire to achieve and thus protecting them from developing anxiety, depression and antisocial behaviors etc.
One of the most important things to know is that your child's behavior problems are a mirror of the wrong relationship you have with the kid. It happens the same way we adults behave: you will never listen to even a piece of advice or opinion from people you don't have good relationship with for the simplest fact: you don't trust them. We ignore even agreeing with such people.
