The document discusses how to appropriately give praise to children. It notes that praise should be given when a child accomplishes or achieves something and is justified. Too much praise can be unhelpful. When giving praise, one should get the child's full attention, get at their level, use positive body language and tone of voice, specifically identify what is being praised, and be genuine without unrealistic praise.

1. Giving Children Praise Praise is a Wonderful I ngredient In Any Relationship

3. Praise for children needs to be given when the child has achieved or accomplished something

5. Praise is Not Always J ustified Often Times A Positive Acknowledgement is More Appropriate

6. Use Positive Words To A cknowledge Your Child's B ehaviour

7. 5 Steps For Giving Praise

8. 1. Be Sure That Your Child Has 100% of Your Attention

9. 2. Go Up T o Your Child A nd R ight Down To Their Level

10. 3. Y our Body Language , Tone of Voice And Facial Expression Must Be As Positive as Your W ords

11. 4. Identify What You Like Be Specific

12. 5. Be genuine Don’t give unrealistic praise

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