Effective Parenting Practices for Positive Child Development
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Keywords: parenting practices, child development, family psychology, parental involvement, emotional support, Uzbekistan, family education, child upbringing.Abstract
Abstract. Parenting plays a fundamental role in shaping children’s cognitive, emotional, social, and moral development. Effective parenting practices contribute significantly to children’s well-being, academic success, and future social adaptation. In Uzbekistan, the family has traditionally been regarded as the primary institution responsible for child upbringing and value formation. Recent social and educational reforms have further emphasized the importance of strengthening family education and promoting positive parenting practices. This article examines effective parenting practices for positive child development with a particular focus on the Uzbek context.
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