What is the purpose of communication in early childhood development environment?

If an arrow is to reach its target, It must be thoroughly prepared, well protected, and powerfully directed toward its target. Likewise, children need to be prepared, protected, and directed if their journey toward adulthood is going to be successful.
Parents can encourage honest communication by creating an atmosphere of open communication by trying not to overreact when children tell us things that we find troubling. Listening to children encouraged them to listen to us. Open communication gives parents the opportunity to help their children develop reasoning ability. We should talk through the advantages and disadvantages of a situation so that our children could see for themselves the best outcome. This helped them develop thinking ability.”—Proverbs 1:1-4. Children of parents who are sympathetic but maintain firm limits were found to perform better at school, to have better social skills, and to be generally happy. Parents who discipline their children are being kind to them. Our children are overtaken by technology even viewed as babysitters. Technology has its advantage but should be balanced. Parent should communicate with children the importance of fundamental Bible principles as well as the need to participate in the various aspects of true worship. (Exodus 20:12-17; Matthew 22:37-40. Children need to know that these requirements are nonnegotiable. There are no perfect children but communicating help then deal with self confidence in communicating with others and deal with peer pressure.
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