Not exact matches
As parents gaze at their newborn; talk gently; use
soft, higher - pitched
voices; and are positive, warm, and
encouraging, their brain's gray matter, or cell bodies, actually grow in the emotion and thought regions that support parenting behaviors.
We still teach boys that being a man means rising to the occasion; while
encouraging both boys and girls to step up, take responsibility for protecting those weaker than themselves, helping those who can not defend themselves, and speaking up for those whose
voices might not otherwise be heard — all of which should, naturally, be applauded — we somehow also
encourage our male children to repress their own vulnerabilities, their own fears and weaknesses, and their own
soft underbellies.
Use treats and a
soft voice to
encourage interaction.
Encourage him to lie on each side for a few seconds, using a soothing
voice and
soft hands and even some belly tickling to get him used to being in what is a very vulnerable position for a dog.
They usually have a
soft voice but they can be talkative if
encouraged.
Sitting or squatting, avoiding eye contact and keeping your hands to yourself while maintaining a
soft tone of
voice will help
encourage the fearful dog to approach.
Place a treat on the floor closest to the object and
encourage your pup in a
soft voice to get the treat.