As parents who love their children, itâs natural for us to want to be the best parents we can be, and when challenges arise, weâre often a lot harder on ourselves when it comes to how we manage them. In the eyes of our children, we are superheroes, and thatâs what we aim to be, but when we are met with a new challenge that leaves us scratching our heads for a solution, we may start to doubt if we are failing as parents. Take this quick assessment to examine what kind of job youâre doing as a parent.
Questions from this study were influenced by a study done by The American Family Survey
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I am worried that my child is spending too much time on screens.
I am worried about my child having a healthy social life.
I am concerned about my childâs education and how they are learning.
I am worried my child isn't getting enough physical activity.
I donât feel like I have the resources I need to be a good parent to my child.
I am concerned about my childâs emotional well-being.
I have a daily schedule that I use to keep my children in a routine during the week.
I am struggling at creating a balance between life at home and work.
I often feel like I am failing as a parent.
My children have become a lot more disobedient and harder to parent.
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Please repeat the quiz and try different answer combinations.You are a great parent!
You are exactly what your children need and because youâve question whether you are doing the right thing as a parent shows how much you care about your childâs well-being. You are attentive with what your childâs needs are and youâre more than invested in making sure they receive the best care you can give them. Donât be so hard on yourself, parenting isnât so black and white. Challenges will come, and some days will be better than others. Keep doing what youâre doing and overtime your confidence will soar and youâll think twice about second guessing your capabilities a parent.
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Your children need you, and Itâs important that you feel well-equipped to parent them. This doesnât mean you are a terrible parent, itâs just a sign that itâs time to rethink your approach to parenting your children. Itâs okay to switch things up and set some boundaries within your household. Set some time aside to re-prioritize whatâs most important to you when it comes to running your household smoothly and parenting your children. The less stressed and overwhelmed you are, the more energy you are able to devote towards healthy parenting.
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