If both parents have the same requirements for their child, it can be a positive thing as it provides consistency in the child's upbringing and helps to establish clear expectations for behavior and achievement.
However, it's important for parents to communicate and collaborate to ensure that their requirements are realistic and appropriate for their child's age, abilities, and personality. They should also be flexible and open to adjustments as their child grows and develops.
It's also important for both parents to be on the same page when it comes to discipline and rewards, as inconsistency can confuse the child and make it harder for them to understand what is expected of them.
Overall, when parents have the same requirements for their child, it can create a stable and supportive environment that can help the child thrive and reach their full potential.
Yours, Galina Khasanova
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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