Present views concerning upbringing issues

Norms and social values find their support in authority. They result from it in a certain way. They exist and are conveyed by its mediation. Equally crucial is the after-effect of the education process - its style, parental attitudes, emotional relationships between adults and children. The above mentioned deliberations depict the complexity of upbringing issues. Is there one proper recipe for upbringing? With certainty not, though one can point out several principles which are helpful in this process. They are as follows: - “never impose your views or convictions by force, - express maximum possible acknowledgement for convictions and views of a child, - never insist on your view (…) make an assumption that “I can make a mistake, but he can be right”, - beam with warmth, love, attentiveness, joy as much as possible - let a child feel distinctly that he is being loved and that everything is for his sake. Actions speak louder than words, - treat your child as gently as the pupil of the eye, - do not treat your remarks for too valuable and your methods for ideal without fault”