1. “Support your children's interests. Help them explore their passions.”

2. “Create a morning routine that works for everyone. Give your child the time they need to get ready without feeling rushed.”

3. “Limit screen time. Set boundaries for electronic devices and encourage outdoor play.”

4. “Break the rules occasionally. Let them eat dessert first or dance in the rain. Let them live life to the fullest.”

5. “Establish a routine for your child. Consistency provides comfort and stability for children.”

6. “Spend time volunteering as a family. We're all here to work together to make this a better planet.”

7. “Support their school activities. Attend school events and engage in your child's education.”

8. “Teach your children that all of their emotions are valid, even the ones that seem negative or overwhelming.”

9. “The only way your children will feel comfortable communicating honestly is if they know they can come to you for help, without being punished for their actions.”

10. “Your children deserve your undivided attention, just as you deserve theirs.”

11. “What seems like a small issue to you can be huge to them. Listen when they tell you about what's going on in their lives.”

12. “Engage in physical activities with your child to help them develop strength, flexibility, and coordination.”

13. “Encourage children to let go of grudges. Teach them how to free themselves of those negative experiences.”

14. “In times of stress, your children will reflect your energy. Stay calm and unruffled.”

15. “Spend one-on-one time with your child regularly, doing the things that they enjoy.”

16. “Practice good communication skills with your children, so they can develop theirs, too.”

17. “People, including kids, value what they work for. Instead of handing them everything they want, let them strive for it.”

18. “Help your child develop a positive self-image by helping them discover the qualities they love about themselves.”

19. “Practice active listening and show genuine interest in your child's thoughts and feelings.”

20. “Each child is unique and deserves unique parenting techniques.”

21. “Teach your children the importance of compromise and conflict resolution. Let them know that, sometimes, it's better to be kind than to be right.”

22. “Help your child develop an "attitude of gratitude" by spending time together each day going over the things you're thankful for.”

23. “Urge your children to participate in extracurricular activities. They might be surprised by the new skills they develop or the passions they discover.”

24. “Parenting is a learning process. Allow your parenting style to evolve as your child grows.”

25. “Set your child up for snacktime success. When they're old enough, create a snack shelf in your fridge or pantry, so they can help themselves to healthy treats on their own.”

26. “Support your children's passions and interests. Help them find extracurricular activities or, if they're older, online communities so they can discuss them with others.”

27. “Teach your children the importance of persevering. Let them experience the satisfaction of working toward a goal and accomplishing it.”

28. “Keep the promises you make to your children. Show them the importance of giving their word.”

29. “Parents aren't perfect. Allow yourself to grow and evolve, just as your child does.”

30. “Cook meals together. You'll be teaching them to cook, which is a valuable skill on its own. But you'll also be spending precious moments together.”

31. “Spend time outdoors with your children. Explore nature together.”

32. “Be playful with your children, even when you're not playing with them.”

33. “Engage in active pursuits as a family and make physical activity fun.”

34. “As your children grow, their needs and interests will evolve. Be flexible and adapt routines as needed.”

35. “Mental wellbeing is just as important as physical wellbeing. Even young children can go to kid-friendly yoga classes, learn to meditate, and practice breathing techniques.”

36. “Share stories from your youth. Your child will enjoy getting to know you on a level they can relate to.”

37. “Parents make mistakes. Recognize them and, when necessary, apologize to your children.”

38. “Be respectful of your children's emotions and feelings, so they'll keep expressing them even as they grow older.”

39. “Involve your child in planning fun activities and vacations. Value their input, and choose activities everyone will enjoy.”

40. “Foster your child's growth mindset. Teach them how to set big, bold goals.”

41. “Share songs and stories to promote early language development.”

42. “Share the beauty of art with your child. Expose them to different forms of art, from painting to sculpture to music, on a regular basis.”

43. “Take care of yourself. A happy parent is a good parent.”