Caring for children has become the most concerning aspect of parents’ life, irrespective of their society. While some people think it is important for parents to attend courses that prepare them to be good parents, I believe that there are other practical ways to bring up a child in appropriate manners.
Taking up a course that specifically teach parental instructions can bring several benefits to parents who are not comfortable with their parenting. Put simply, in the courses where young people are willing to attend have approachable traditions that may come in handy for those who are on the verge of becoming parents such as qualified psychologists and experts with a huge experience. Meaning, they will have a golden opportunity to adhere the beliefs that experts have already gone through, leading to their success in a short period. Fact-based education is another possible benefit. Evidently, instructors who are hired to share their experience with young people are like to develop fact-based workable approaches to instruct parents and this increases the likelihood of individuals to attend regularly.
On the other hand, from my personal perspective, there are various methods that can be beneficial for those who are about to become parents, one of which is the role of grandparents. Considering the experience that grandparents have gained over the course of their life, it is more advisable for young people to consult their parents in the way they raise their children. Obviously, parental guidance is of importance in children’s behavior and this can only be developed by wise grandparents. A case in point is my home country of Uzbekistan, where young people are raised in accordance with the principals of grandparents and this way has seemingly more positives.
In conclusion, while there are some obvious benefits in attending parental courses, I believe that the role of grandparents is an undeniably workable approach.