The 8 Surprising Behaviors That Could Destroy Your Future Relationship with Your Kids—And How to Avoid Them
Instead, it’ll increase their respect for us and strengthen our bond with them, even when they’re adults.
6) Being their friend, not their parent
It might seem like a great idea to be your child’s best friend. After all, friends are fun, understanding, and easy to talk to.
But here’s the catch: while being friendly with your children is important, at the end of the day, you’re their parent, not their friend.
When we blur the lines between friendship and parenthood, we risk undermining our own authority and confusing our children about our role in their lives.
