This is Ricky Harun's Parenting Style Towards His Four Children, Providing Religious Foundations from an Early Age

Kapanlagi.com - Ricky Harun and Herfiza always appear harmonious on various occasions. It turns out, this couple is known for their unique parenting style that attracts public attention.

"Every family is different, and the children have different (characters and parenting styles)," said Ricky Harun as quoted by Kompascom, on Wednesday (18/9/2024).

1. Religion as a Foundation

One important aspect of Ricky Harun's parenting style is making religion the foundation of education for his four children. This can serve as an inspiration for parents who have just welcomed children.

He believes that religious values should be instilled from an early age to build a strong character and noble morals. Ricky Harun's children often steal the spotlight because they are truly adorable.

2. A Strong Religion Can Make a Good Person

"Basically, we strengthen their religion because it's the foundation. It encompasses their entire character, their behavior, yes everything, the foundation is religion," said Ricky Harun.

"God willing, with a strong religion, they can become good people," he continued.

3. Give Freedom to Children

Although Ricky Harun gives freedom to his children, he still sets clear rules. This aims to ensure that the children grow up in a safe and directed environment.

With a parenting style that balances freedom and rules, and making religion the foundation, Ricky Harun hopes to raise his children to be resilient individuals, of noble character, and capable of being role models for others.

4. The Importance of Communication

Ricky and his wife, Herfiza, strive to be actively involved in every activity of their children. For example, when the children participate in activities such as ballet or Quran recitation, Ricky and Herfiza are always present to accompany and provide support.

This helps the children feel noticed and not just feel like they are being "commanded" to do something without the presence of their parents. Ricky emphasizes the importance of communication within the family, so that each child can feel heard and understood.

(kpl/dyn)