El Barack Often Praised for Politeness, Here's Jessica Iskandar's Way of Educating Children

Kapanlagi.com - Jessica Iskandar has two grown-up sons who are handsome. Her eldest son, El Barack, often receives praise from netizens for his personality.

Jessica Iskandar also receives praise for her way of educating her son, El Barack Alexander, who is known to be very polite. On various occasions, Jessica shares her parenting approach, which is considered successful in instilling good behavior in her child.

1. El Barack is Very Calm

El Barack, who is 10 years old, is known to be very smart and calm. KLovers must be curious about Jedar's way of educating him.

Jessica emphasizes the importance of ethics and politeness in interacting with others. She teaches El to always speak politely and respect adults.

2. Taught the Value of Sharing

Jessica is also actively teaching the value of sharing to El, so that he grows up to be a caring child towards others. One of the latest evidence is when Jedar and El became stars in a TV program.

Nicky Tirta, who had just finished cooking, was amazed by El, who took the initiative to help clean up the cooking area. A big green flag for this 10-year-old child.

3. El Shows Affection to Jedar

El Barack reciprocates Jessica Iskandar's attention and affection by showing his affection to his mother in every moment. He often gives kisses and other acts of kindness that show his love and respect for Jessica.

Jedar gives enough affection, without exaggeration, to avoid emotional dependency.

4. There are 3 Phases in Jedar's Upbringing

In educating, Jessica prefers a positive approach and does not apply physical punishment, but instead provides understanding of the consequences of actions.

"Because when it comes to taking care of children, I'm in the 7,7,7 edition. So there are 3 phases in educating children. The first phase is from 0 to 7 years old, where we teach love and tenderness," said Jessica Iskandar quoted by KapanLagi.com via detikhot.

"The second phase is from 7 to 14 years old, where we teach discipline and responsibility. If there is a slight deviation or misbehavior, we give punishment. The third phase is from 14 to 21, but I haven't reached that phase yet," she continued.

(kpl/dyn)