Description: Deciding how much time to spend with your child, and how to spend it, comes with the territory of parenthood This article is about the underlying principle that can help you solve this problem

Raising a child does not have to be by guess and by gosh and hope you're doing it right Parenting is an activity, and like any and every action or activity, it is subject to the principles of quality

A quick review, for those who missed the first article: Quality in parenting, as in any other activity, is measured by results: children to be proud of, who are happy and do well Anyone who gets good results in any activity is applying some of the principles of quality, whether they know it or not

The Second Major Principle of quality will prepare a parent to handle criticism and raise good and happy children despite other people's ideas of how it should be done.

Deciding how much time to spend with your child, and how to spend it, comes with the territory of parenthood. This article is about the underlying principle that can help you solve this problem.

Children learn by example, so if parents know and apply the principles of quality, their children will learn them and apply them in their own lives.