When parents disagree over parenting styles and discipline?
Save the "you should have thought of that before marry and have children, I am aware of that. Councils may be able to help us w / this? (We've been on other issues, but was not sure it would help w / this.) A type of orientation or marital counseling, we have seen before being able to help? Anyone been through this would like to share their stories? Thank you!
First, I do not know if either parent would agree all the time. I know from personal experience, many times my wife and I do not always agree. That's what we do. 1) First we agree that we love our children and they must come first. 2) Secondly, when we try to reach a compromise. 3) We know that the other parent is not always in the process of being either parent may have to take a decision or sentence without the contribution of other spouse. We pledge to respect decisions of the other, and defend. The last thing we want is a good cop, bad cop situation and when a child is punished rush the other parent only to have the decision annulled. I can not stress how important it is for each parent a copy safeguard itself. 4) Never discuss a parental decision in front of children. If a child wants to stay late, for example, to watch a movie and a parent believes that his father good and the other not, have a private conversation, try to reach a compromise with the other spouse, and make sure you have a decision by United. 5) Communication is very important. My wife works at home and abroad throughout the day. It is important to understand as a parent, happens every day so you can make better decisions and support my decision to marry. The reverse is true when a dad who spent almost all day with the kids, I make sure my wife is maintenance. Communicate, communicate, communicate ….. These are some ideas, it is important to realize the importance that all decisions must raise their children and how important it is that parents try to reach common decisions. This should greatly help with discipline problems on the line. Hope this helps. I could write a book on this subject. Thank you for let me share. Kevin
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