No matter how well trained a dog is, you can never say that it will not bite. The circumstances may be such that the dog defends itself in its own way, that is, by biting.
This unfortunately happens frequently with children. It is not enough to warn children not to handle dogs they do not know, but to teach them to respect and treat family dogs properly. Never let the child try to play with the animal when it is eating or sleeping and above all, teach it not to pull on its tail or on its skin. If your child is very young and you cannot make this out, never leave the child and the dog alone.
If your family does not have a dog when the child is born, do not buy one until the child is old enough to understand the proper way to treat a dog. When buying, look for one of a breed that has a reputation for being non aggressive. And when your child's friends come to play, put the dog in the garden or in a room in the house where the children won't come into contact with him.
Perhaps when you read this you will say that you do not have favorites and that you love everyone the same. However, sometimes this happens without the parents realizing it. Small comparisons between one child and another can end up being detrimental to children's emotional health. What's more, this can affect not only the one who feels less loved or cared for, but can also be destructive to the favorite.
This paternal behavior is very difficult to overcome precisely because in many cases it is done unconsciously. In order for you to find out if there really is a favorite in your family, and for you to try to remedy it if so, you have prepared some questions for yourself. If you answer yes to all of them, you will find that you have a favorite child.
Do you think it is easier for you to understand one of your children than the others?Do you trust a child more than others? Do you think that one of your children is more like a person in the family that you love very much? Do you spend more time with one of the children than with the others? Are you proud of one of them in particular? Do you think one of the children looks especially like you physically or in character? Are you particularly concerned about any of them? If after this you discover that you do prefer one of your children, do not criticize yourself.
All parents have favorites, in some way. But, you have to know how to control it and the first stage has already been covered by simply asking yourself those questions. What you now have to do is look for something different in each of your children and encourage them, making each one feel special in some way.
It is not possible to always treat all children in the same way. This would amount to pretending to make robots and would remove all human meaning from the parent-child relationship. When each child is treated individually and their merits are recognized for who they are and not for what they should be, problems of favoritism will have been eliminated and there will be a more harmonious family relationship.
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