– Be a good role model.
– Be responsible and parental — someone else can be your child’s “friend.”
– Be independent; don’t be swayed by peer pressure.
– Make yourself available.
– Be a good listener and show concern.
– Be honest with your children, demonstrating healthy ways to handle stress and conflict.
– Set standards for your children, and be consistent in your words and actions.
– Be aware of how your behavior can affect your children — personal use of over-the-counter medication and alcohol.
– Set aside quality time for family interaction.
– Involve your children in church activities.
– Don’t be afraid to seek out help.
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