Parenting Tips: Wake up Your Child with Gentle Touch

Parenting Tips: Wake up Your Child with Gentle Touch

Riddhi Doshi 17/07/2020 7
Parenting Tips: Wake up Your Child with Gentle Touch

Ringing alarm clocks, screaming mothers, grumpy children, crumbled beds and irritated fathers!!! Is this the scene at your home every morning?

Is this how you wake up your child? Then stop right now !

Just like the petals of a flower open up slowly as the rays of the sun fall gently on it; similarly, your child is like a flower that will open up and awake slowly to your gentle love and coaxing.

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Wake your child up with positive strokes, tender loving touch and a kiss on the forehead.

These are signs to show your child that he/she is loved, that a new day has begun and that there is positivity in the environment. Our touch gives the child a sense of assurance and care.

Picture a child smiling and then picture a child irritated and grumpy; which one do you prefer!!!!

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  • Sarah King

    Ditching an alarm clock for a song and a smile goes a long way. Mornings are harder than evenings.

  • Jody Conrad

    A well-rested child is the best possible alarm.

  • Laura Venticinque

    Most parents should give themselves enough rest by the time they wake up their kids.

  • Nicole Wimberly

    Thanks for the tips

  • Kris Lovell

    I smile when I wake up my daughter

  • Beryl Kirk

    Some children are more tenacious than others

  • Laurie Pruett

    Anything that messes with a daily routine can be difficult, not to mention super stressful.

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Riddhi Doshi

Mental Health Expert

Riddhi Doshi trains and coaches corporate leaders, educators and parents on issues of mental health and behavior. She is an internationally certified Parenting & Behaviour Coach. In past 15+ years she has conducted 2540+ open workshops, delivered 87000+ hours of talks, 53000+ hours of counseling sessions covering 59000+ students and 62,000+ women from various fields. Parenting sessions conducted by Riddhi are housefull and recent;y she completed her 366th Parenting session. She has been a speaker and advisor at various institutions and organizations including IIM, Ahmedabad, Rotary Club, Tata Power, Larson & Toubro and The Time of India. She holds an MBA in HRD, LLM and numerous other professional certifications from prestigious international institutions including University of Cambridge, BSY University, London, City & Guilds, London, Tata Institute of Social Sciences and NMIMS, Mumbai. She has been awarded with “National Award for Cultural Activities by AVANTIKA- Delhi”, “Excellence in Wellness”, “Young Entrepreneurs Award”, “Self Made Diva Award” among various others. With a mission to “make corporate leaders, educators and parents empowered and more aware about mental health & wellness”, Riddhi regularly gives interviews on leading media platforms. She loves to interact with corporate leaders, educators and parents to discuss about women issues, child psychology and parenting challenges.

   
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