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Prechildance This is the official page of PRECHILDANCE. Prechildance is an acronym for Comprehensive Child Guidance, an affiliate of East Eden Health Reform Centre.

It is designed to counsel parents on raising children in today's contemporary world.

DON’T LET BUSYNESS RAISE YOUR CHILDProviding for your children is important, but your presence cannot be replaced by foo...
07/10/2026

DON’T LET BUSYNESS RAISE YOUR CHILD

Providing for your children is important, but your presence cannot be replaced by food, clothes, school fees, or gifts. Even on a busy day, create small moments of connection—a few minutes at breakfast, a conversation on the way home, or prayer together before bed. Your child may not remember everything you bought, but they will remember whether you made time to know them, listen to them, and love them.

DISCIPLINE THE BEHAVIOUR, NOT THE CHILDWhen your child does something wrong, make it clear that you are correcting the b...
06/10/2026

DISCIPLINE THE BEHAVIOUR, NOT THE CHILD

When your child does something wrong, make it clear that you are correcting the behaviour, not rejecting the child. Instead of saying, “You are a bad child,” say, “That choice was wrong, and we need to make it right.” Explain the consequence calmly, give them an opportunity to correct their mistake, and end with reassurance. Children need boundaries, but they also need to know that a mistake does not make them unworthy of love.

DON’T RAISE A CHILD WHO IS AFRAID TO FAILWhen your child gets an answer wrong, loses a competition, or struggles with a ...
05/10/2026

DON’T RAISE A CHILD WHO IS AFRAID TO FAIL

When your child gets an answer wrong, loses a competition, or struggles with a new skill, resist the urge to show disappointment. Ask, “What did you learn from this?” Help them identify what they can improve, then encourage them to try again. Celebrate perseverance, not just perfect results. Your child needs to learn that failure is not the end of the journey; sometimes it is where wisdom, resilience, and confidence begin.

TEACH THEM TO THINK, NOT JUST TO OBEYObedience is important, but mature children also need to understand why wise choice...
04/10/2026

TEACH THEM TO THINK, NOT JUST TO OBEY

Obedience is important, but mature children also need to understand why wise choices matter. When you give an instruction, especially as they grow older, take a moment to explain the reason behind it. Ask, “What do you think could happen if you choose differently?” This helps them develop judgment that will guide them even when you are not there to tell them what to do. Your goal is not simply to control their choices, but to prepare them to make wise ones.

ASK, “WHAT DO YOU THINK?”To parents: Give your children opportunities to express their thoughts instead of making every ...
02/10/2026

ASK, “WHAT DO YOU THINK?”

To parents: Give your children opportunities to express their thoughts instead of making every decision for them. At dinner, ask, “What would you have done?” or “How do you think we should handle this?” Listen seriously, even when their ideas are different from yours. You are not only raising children who obey instructions; you are helping them develop wisdom, confidence, and the ability to make responsible decisions.

APOLOGIZE TO YOUR CHILDBeing a parent does not mean you will never make mistakes. If you shout unnecessarily, speak hars...
01/10/2026

APOLOGIZE TO YOUR CHILD

Being a parent does not mean you will never make mistakes. If you shout unnecessarily, speak harshly, or judge your child unfairly, have the humility to say, “I was wrong. Please forgive me.” An apology does not weaken your authority; it teaches your child humility, accountability, and the courage to make things right. Let your children see that even parents can learn, repent, and grow.

CORRECT IN PRIVATE, ENCOURAGE IN PUBLICWhen your child makes a mistake, avoid embarrassing them in front of siblings, fr...
30/09/2026

CORRECT IN PRIVATE, ENCOURAGE IN PUBLIC

When your child makes a mistake, avoid embarrassing them in front of siblings, friends, or relatives. Take them aside, explain what was wrong, and help them understand how to do better next time. But when they make a genuine effort or do something right, let them hear your encouragement. Children need correction that builds wisdom and praise that builds confidence.

BE PRESENT WHEN THEY TALKWhen your child starts telling you something, try not to rush them, check your phone, or finish...
29/09/2026

BE PRESENT WHEN THEY TALK

When your child starts telling you something, try not to rush them, check your phone, or finish their sentences. Stop what you can, look at them, and give them your attention. Even if the story seems small to you, it may be important to them. When children learn that home is a place where they can speak without being dismissed, they are more likely to come to you when the bigger challenges of life arrive.

NOTICE THE EFFORT, NOT ONLY THE RESULTYour child needs encouragement while learning, not only praise after succeeding. W...
29/09/2026

NOTICE THE EFFORT, NOT ONLY THE RESULT

Your child needs encouragement while learning, not only praise after succeeding. When they struggle with homework, chores, music, sports, or a new skill, notice their effort and persistence. Instead of only saying, “You did well,” try, “I saw how hard you worked on that.” Teach them that growth takes patience, mistakes are part of learning, and their worth is not measured by achievement alone.

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PRAY WITH YOUR CHILDDo not let prayer become something your child only watches you do. Invite them to pray with you, eve...
28/09/2026

PRAY WITH YOUR CHILD

Do not let prayer become something your child only watches you do. Invite them to pray with you, even when the prayer is simple. At bedtime, ask, “What would you like us to thank God for today?” Pray about their fears, school, friendships, decisions, and dreams. As you pray together, your child learns that God is part of everyday life choices.

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