I commend you from for trying to gain knowledge on raising your child. I do wish you the best in motherhood and hope the child turn into the best potential they could be. There are many factors to having great kids.
Some areas to focus on:
a) Togetherness as a family unit – try to keep parents intact and be good examples as parents
b) Non-dysfunctional family – even in togetherness as a family unit be functional as a unit, be mutually respecfully, treat and take care of each other
c) Male and Female role models – be what your kids should aspire to be or what your kids should look up to
d) Financial stability – be stable for the child with spending discretion on the child, don’t overspend but do cautiously spoil the child, teach financial responsibility to the child early (Allowance), what credit history is, budgeting, etc
e) Spirituality – be grounded in a high power, teach the kids also to be grounded
f) Parent Managers – set some ambitious goals for the kids– they could be the next movie/sports/music/child prodigy star, if you have the time, patience and dedication to craft…and then you and kid could also be forever financially secure  - kinda selfish goal  that’s how dangote, robert johnson, barrack made it, but do make sure they still have a childhood and not over pampered over their bros/sis, fast forward their awareness a few years ahead...you could give them a books/opportunities early to jump start their progress
g) Health – research/if wanted get them immunization, get good insurance, eat good calorie friendly foods, find good pediatric doctors
h) Village – be in a supportive community/area
i) Self-worth – teach non-slave black history
j) Education – recommend educational degree (college degree minimum) also advocate their passion for them to be educated but start their own businesses
k) Friends – tell them to be non-judgmental but choose wisely when befriending/running with a crew
l) Mental – be cautious from sign around illness and work to naturally to be whole
m) Assertiveness/Leader/ppl reader
n) Grooming/Appearance
o) Interaction with family, friends, community
Some day-to-day tips
a) Be loving
b) Listen to kids
c) Teach consistency
d) Be a good example
e) Give clear, timed, simple directions for everyday tasks
f) Don't reprimand him harshly for something he's been allowed to do.
g) Always speak well of his pop. (No faces, sighs, impatience, etc.)
h) When older, he doesnt have to work 2x as hard, he just gotta work smarter
i) Some Daily routine: pray, eating, homework, bath, teeth, room, sports/reading, story, pray, bed.