From an early age, we are trying to teach the child to be polite and attentive, not to pronounce bad words, to behave culturally in public places. For many parents, the concept of “politeness” is associated with the concept of “education”, and this is done correctly. We tell our children that a well -mannered person will never allow himself to be rude to others, and especially senior in age, and, of course, behave indecent. Parents are trying to convey to their child that it will always be easier to build relationships with the people around him. At all times, parents tried to make every effort so that their baby grew up a well -mannered and decent person.
But the question is, but how is this intention in real life? Very often parents are faced with a problem when their baby reluctantly repeats polite words and does not want to understand their meaning at all. The child is not interested in repeating some words that parents call magical, but at the same time they themselves very rarely use them in their speech. To avoid such problems, parents should understand that they are the main example for their baby. And if adults, in their usual life, do not use magical words, then the child will not consider it necessary and correct. Therefore, for starters, parents must follow their speech, adjust it, carry out work on mistakes, and only then teach the mind of their child.