Praise must be specific to be effective. Praise is a great way to motivate children. Parents should encourage their children, too, to master new dressing skills, but they should make sure they let their children take the lead. Parents should try not to rush their children, or they may end up discouraging the behaviors they're trying to encourage. Parents shouldn't expect their children to get ready on time every morning if they themselves can't do the same.
Children learn by watching their parents.
Parents should try to set a morning schedule for themselves and stick to it. Parents shouldn't wait until their children are completely dressed to praise them. It takes children more time to get dressed than adults. Parents should make sure their children have adequate time. Parents shouldn't expect their children to be able to rush.