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Good Childing Behaviors
Learn filial behaviors that bring your parents joy and satisfaction as well as bring you a good life!
5 SELF-IMPROVEMENTS
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20 RESPECTS
20 Respects | Description | URL |
|---|---|---|
Acquiescent Respect | Listening to parents without talking back | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/acquiescent-respect |
Ancestor Respect | Commemorating ancestors and making sacrifices for them | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/ancestor-respect |
Appreciative Respect | Having a grateful heart for parents by expressing it in both words and actions, e.g. show affection by physical touch | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/appreciative-respect |
Care Respect | Making sure parents are comfortable in every single way. Provide caregiving and services | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/care-respect |
Celebrative Respect | Celebrating birthdays or other events in honor of parents | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/celebrative-respect |
Consultative Respect | Consulting parents in personal and family matters. Seeking for advice | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/consultative-respect |
Funeral Respect | Mourning and burying elders in a respectful way, building graves at respectful places | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/funeral-respect |
Gift Respect | Giving gifts or favors when visiting parents or other occasions, e.g. presiding meetings | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/gift-respect |
Legacy Respect | Forever holding parents in heart by passing family names and values to younger generations | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/legacy-respect |
Linguistic Respect | Use of honorific language, proper language. Speaking with a kind expression and caring voice | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/linguistic-respect |
Money Respect | Save parents' money, share their financial burden, support them financially, and protect their retirement savings | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/money-respect |
Precedential Respect | Allowing parents to have priority in distributing goods and services. Elders first | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/precedential-respect |
Presentational Respect | Polite and appropriate decorum. Holding proper manners at home and outside | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/presentational-respect |
Salutatory Respect | Bowing or saluting parents, greeting them, exhibiting proper body language of respect | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/salutatory-respect |
Self Respect | Self-esteem, self-care, self-sufficient, doing the right thing, living with dignity, e.g. be self-supporting as adult children | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/self-respect |
Sharing Lifetime Respect | Spending time with parents, offer companionship and the shared experiences. Multigenerational household | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/sharing-litetime-respect |
Sibling Respect | Getting along with siblings and helping each other. Parents are happy to see their children love each other | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/sibling-respect |
Spatial Respect | Having parents sit at a place of honor, furnishing them with a comfortable seat, securing a comfortable atmosphere for them | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/spatial-respect |
Spirit Care Respect | Doing the right thing make parents proud, increasing their own sense of self-esteem and life satisfaction | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/spirit-care-respect |
Victual Respect | Food provision to parents, taking their preferences into account, e.g. their favorite food. Pay for parents in restaurants | https://www.goodchilding.com/blog/categories/victual-respect |
Love Your Parents in
113 Good Childing Behaviors (GCB)
Learn how to love your parents, honor your parents, be kind to your parents with the filial attitudes and filial behavior derived from filial piety.
The more you practice the behavior below, the healthier and stronger your child-parent relationship would be, and the happier your life would be!