New Year's resolutions aren't only for adults, children too can make efforts to improve and better their lives. Making resolutions with your children can be exciting & fun, a time for change and growth, and an opportunity for bonding with your family. As parents do as you preach, bring up your own resolutions to your kids and explain the meaning behind those resolutions. This will make them want to follow your lead and come up with their own list.
Try to explain to your kids why making a resolution will help them and encourage them to follow suit. Their resolutions should be age appropriate and the important thing is not to end up with too many resolutions, take a fresh sheet of paper and have your kid write down their top 3 resolutions which they want to achieve over the year.
It's alright to check in with kids each week and acknowledge how they're doing, try not to nag and keep a positive image towards their resolutions. The last thing you would want is for your child to have a bad taste for having goals and achieving their resolutions.
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