Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 3: Be a Responsible Person
• Method 2 of 3: Show Your Love
• Method 3 of 3: Be a Good Adult Daughter
• Tips

Parents are some of the most important people in your life. Therefore, you must set yourself the goal of becoming a good daughter. You may have a strong relationship with your parents. However, you can make them even stronger. If you are having problems with your parents, then most likely you want to show your best side. In any case, you can become a good daughter if you are responsible, kind and open with your parents.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Be a Responsible Person

1. 1 Help around the house. Do all your household chores so your parents don't remind you of it. Beyond that, take on additional responsibilities. Clean not only in your room, but also in other rooms of your house or apartment, for example, in the living room or in the kitchen. Your parents will appreciate the extra help.
2. 2 Help your parents look after your younger siblings. If you have younger siblings, help your parents take care of them. For example, you can change a diaper, wash a bottle, or help with homework. If you are already old enough, ask your parents to look after your brother or sister. This will allow parents to spend time away from home.
3. 3 Listen to your parents. If your parents give you advice or share any information, listen to them carefully. Remember, parents have what you don't. This is an invaluable experience. Therefore, respect their words. By listening to your parents' advice, you can avoid many of the mistakes they made when they were young.
4. 4 Respect their decisions. If your parents require you to be at home at 23.00, come a little earlier, for example, at 22:45.Always follow the rules that your parents laid down while you live in their home. Show them that you respect them. Never ignore them.
5. 5 Do your homework. If you are in school, be sure to do your homework. Try to finish the assignments before the parents return home. Remember, your parents don't have to remind you of this. If you need their help, just ask them for it! Parents love to feel needed, even when their children are adults.
6. 6 Be honest with them. If you are struggling with something or have done something wrong, tell your parents honestly. You shouldn't have secrets from them. Be open with them. If you have something serious to say to them, ask your parents to sit down and talk to you.
   • For example, you may have difficulty learning a school subject. Sit down and tell them about your problem and what you plan to do to fix the situation. Ask them for advice.
7. 7 Offer additional help. If you see that your parents have too many responsibilities, offer to help them. For example, if your mom finds it difficult to go shopping, invite her to take a break, and do it yourself instead. If your parents are struggling financially, try finding a part-time job. This way, you don't have to ask your parents for money.
8. 8 Introduce your parents to your friends. Let your parents live your life. Introduce them to your friends. Your parents need to know who you spend most of your time with. So tell them about it.
   • Be sure to introduce your parents to your boyfriend.

Method 2 of 3: Show Your Love

1. 1 Remember birthdays and wedding anniversaries. Don't forget about these important dates. Your parents will appreciate this. Install the application on your phone, with which you will not miss a single birthday. The app will remind you of the birthdays of your family members. You can call or do something nice for them.
   • You can visit your parents, invite them to dinner, or send a gift to show that you remember them.
2. 2 Send postcards and messages with nice words. Send messages to your parents as often as possible with the words “I love you” or “Have a nice day.” Although it only takes a few seconds, it will mean a lot to them.
3. 3 Buy or give your parents small gifts. If you have money, buy gifts for your parents from time to time. You can make both small and large gifts. For example, you can give your parents a new TV or buy your dad a book he dreams of. In any case, by giving gifts to your parents, you show them your love and attention.
   • If you can't afford to buy a gift, do it yourself! There are many gifts you can make with your own hands. They will be no worse than those sold in the store.
   • Ask your parents if you can do something for them.
4. 4 Express your gratitude. It is very important for parents to know that you value them. This is much more important than gifts. Tell your parents that you are very grateful to them for what they have done and are doing for you.
   • Tell your parents, “Thank you, Dad and Mom, for being such wonderful parents. You are always a good example for me, and I am so glad that I have you. "
5. 5 Spend time with them. Include parenting in your weekly schedule. The older you get, the more they will appreciate the time they spend with you. Have a picnic in the park, play bowling, or simply take an afternoon stroll.
   • Spend time separately with mom and separately with dad. For example, you can invite mom to dinner at a cafe and dad to a movie.
6. 6 Remember something good from the past. Take out old photo albums and remember the pleasant moments you spent with your parents.View photos while sitting on your porch or during dinner. Tell your parents that these enjoyable moments are very important to you.
   • For example, you might say, “Oh, I remember that day at the beach! I had so much fun that day! I will never forget, Dad, how we laughed when you were bitten by a crab. "

Method 3 of 3: Be a Good Adult Daughter

1. 1 Call your parents every week. If you live apart from your parents, regularly ask how they are doing. Call them to see if they are okay. Also, ask if they need anything. Also tell them about what's going on in your life.
2. 2 Consult with your parents when making important decisions. If you have a difficult choice, call your parents and ask them for advice. They will appreciate that you ask them for advice. They will also help you make the best decision.
   • Keep them informed about your life in general. Don't just limit yourself to important decisions.
3. 3 Visit them as often as possible. If you do not live with your parents, visit them as often as possible. Try to visit them at least once a month to have dinner together or watch a movie. If you have elderly parents, take them wherever they need to and help around the house.
4. 4 Be there for the support you need. Once you were a child and you really needed your parents. Now you have grown up and your parents need you. If mom or dad is going to have surgery, be with them. Or maybe they get a bonus at work; provide the support you need. Being a good daughter means being close to your parents when needed.
5. 5 Plan your trip together. Don't just go on vacation with your friends or loved one. Spend it with your parents! Spend the day at the beach with your parents. If circumstances permit, you can spend a longer vacation with them. Make quality time for them and be the best daughter!
6. 6 Spend time with your parents doing what they enjoy. When you were little, your parents spent a lot of time visiting amusement parks or watching cartoons with you. You have grown and you can thank them for that. You may not like going to art museums, but if your mom is happy to do so, invite her to go out together. Or maybe you don't like bird watching at all, but if your dad loves it, do it with him.

Tips

• Never discuss your parents behind their backs.
• Always treat your parents with respect.