Common parenting mistakes is not listening carefully to children, brushing off their feelings, or interrupting them with quick advice or discipline. This can make children feel misunderstood or unimportant, which may lead to trust issues or communication gaps later. How to avoid it is to be present, acknowledge their feelings, respond not react. Parents focus on each child's unique strengths and growth. Every child develops differently and recognizing their individuality builds confidence and trust.

Hello, Ms. Judy! You're so right, kids really need to feel heard and understood. It’s easy for adults to jump in with advice or correction, but just being present and listening can make such a big difference. I like how you mentioned focusing on each child’s strengths, every kid is different, and when parents recognize that, it helps build real trust and connection. Thanks for sharing this insight!