There’s no catch-all guide for raising a successful kid but luckily there is a way to set the pace. Set them up with strong communication skills by encouraging conversations while they’re young.

Getting your child to do tasks they’re not interested in can be a challenge. Before you start nagging, make sure they understand why the task is important and the benefit they get from doing it.

Got a liar on your hands? Toddlers don’t quite know the difference between fantasy and reality so focus on the benefits of truthfulness, rather than consequences of lying.

Keep the household chaos to a minimum by giving your child a voice. Let her give an opinion on household decisions so she feels like her feelings matter.

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An organized kid doesn’t happen overnight. Start early and reinforce organizational skills at every age.

Stop tantrums before they even start by giving your child the illusion of control by offering choices, rather than commands.

Wetting the bed is already stressful for kids so ditch the blame and take proactive steps to prevent it.

Hopefully your child never becomes the bully, but instead of having to correct the behavior after it happens, be proactive about teaching your child about bullying and how to stop it.

The key to good manners when visiting other people’s homes? Anticipating what manners your child is likely to forget.