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Motherhood: Help! My Child Tells Lies, How Do I Teach My Child To Be Honest? 9

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Motherhood: Help! My Child Tells Lies, How Do I Teach My Child To Be Honest? 9

Hello Great Mothers!

Honest means telling the truth, and being truthful about one’s actions, thoughts, and feelings. It means being sincere, avoiding lying, not deceiving, or misleading people, and being genuine in our interactions with others.

Honesty may also mean keeping promises, being dependable/reliable, and accepting to have done wrong. It means having integrity and being transparent. Being honest helps to earn trust in our relationships with friends, families, and those around us.

As discussed in previous articles, honesty is an important virtue we are supposed to teach our children early in life. This is because as they grow to adulthood, it helps them to maintain good relationships with friends and families.

Also, the steps to take in handling dishonesty in our kids based on their age have been discussed. We shall be discussing how to imbibe honesty into our children.

Be a Role Model:
As mothers, to serve as good role models by teaching our children honesty, we must also be honest in our own words and actions. We must avoid lying, deceiving people, or exaggerating, no matter how minute it may be. Commitments and promises made to people must be kept. This shows that you have integrity and are reliable, thereby, reinforcing the importance of honesty.

We must always keep in mind that our children copy all we do. Also, when we make mistakes, we should accept and apologize for them. This shows them that we make errors as humans, and it is okay to admit to it. This helps to build a culture of honesty and accountability in the home.

God notices your dedication to caring for your home; He will bless you accordingly. So, be joyful, for a happy mother nurtures a happy home.

Kindly drop your comments below.

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