Scientists say the most successful children when their parents do the following 9 things! Let’s check it out!

1. Don’t tell your children they can do whatever they want.

According to a survey of 400 teenagers, young Americans are not interested in rare jobs in the next few years (conducted by the market research agency C + R Research). Instead, they aspire to be musicians, athletes, or video game designers, even though these kinds of jobs only comprise 1% of American occupations. Why don’t parents direct their children into industries that become trends in the future? These industries are rich in potential, high salaries, and socially focused.

2. Have dinner together as a family.

Under the hood, according to a nonprofit organization operating out of Harvard University, kids who eat with their families about five days a week exhibit lower levels of substance abuse, teen pregnancy, obesity, and depression. They also have higher grade-point averages, better vocabularies, and more self-esteem.

3. Do not expose children to electronic screens too much

Scientists discover the brain of the children can be changed forever when they spend much time to use the smartphone and tablet. In detail, the development of definite abilities is obstructed, including focus and attention, vocabulary, and social skills. Moreover, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says children younger than 18 months should have no screen time at all, other than video-chatting. For children two to five years of age, parents should limit screen exposure time to one hour per day. For older children, AAP also says parents should set dinner tables, cars, and bedrooms in areas without media.

4. Work outside the home.

Of course, having a mom at home would be more fun. However, scientists at Harvard have found that when moms work outside the home, heir daughters are more likely to be employed themselves. They will also hold supervisory roles, and make more money than those whose mothers did not have careers.

5. Let them help with house chores.

Scientists also show that successful and professional adults as adults mostly do household chores at a young age. (In a 2015 TED Talk, Julie Lythcott-Haims, author of “How to Raise an Adult” and the former dean of freshman at Stanford University)

6. Delay temptation.

People often get stuck in bad habits without proper education. Therefore, parents should train their children to do something daily to resist attraction even if they do not want to.”Top performers in every field — athletes, musicians, CEOs, artists — are all more consistent than their peers,” writes James Clear, an author, and speaker who studies the habits of successful people. “They show up and deliver day after day while everyone else gets bogged down with the urgencies of daily life and fights a constant battle between procrastination and motivation.”

7. Read to them.

Researchers at New York University School of Medicine found that children whose parents read to them have better language, literacy, and early reading skills four years later before starting elementary school. These children later enjoy reading and improve their content. In other words, reading for fun related to intellectual progress, vocabulary, spelling, and math.

8. Encourage them to travel.

The Youth and Student Travel Association (SYTA) surveyed 1432 American teachers who love to travel to find out how they affect students. The results were quite positive. These trainers have instilled confidence, increased endurance, willingness to accept challenges, increased intellectual thinking … In case you do not have enough money to send your children to the world, you can get them exploring within the country.

9. Let them fail.

The experient failure helps your child learn to cope, a skill that is needed in life. The challenge also promotes the necessity for hard work and dogged effort. Over time, children who have experienced losers will build resilience and be ready to perform difficult tasks and activities because they are not afraid of bankrupt. Always saving your children makes them think they are incapable of solving problems.