Now that I'm a parent, I don't want my son to want to be the best at everything. But now that I'm a parent, I don't want my child to do the same as I did. ADI know I'm modeling behaviorsSo, I'm working to welcome my own missteps and actively eschew any notions of personal perfection. ADWhat I am sure about is my aim to be the best parent I can be to my child. But I've realized that my version of being the best parent is a far cry from being a perfect parent.

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Persons: I'd, I've, I'm, — Organizations: American Psychological Association, Research