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The Importance of Parental Influence in Molding Children's
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Children learn through the examples set by their parents. If parents understand
their role from the beginning, they can have a significant impact on their
children's upbringing. It is often said that the values and ideas we want to
instill in our children should be taught in their early years. If parents and
guardians handle this period responsibly, they can achieve a lot. Good habits,
simple courtesies, and polite communication should be taught from the start.
Rude behavior should not be tolerated.
Parents should involve their children in the family by assigning them simple
duties, such as putting toys away or organizing their belongings. Children learn
quickly, and habits formed during this time will stay with them for life.
In some affluent families, children are not expected to do things for themselves
due to the presence of maids. However, this can be detrimental to their
character if they become rude and entitled towards the help. Parents should be
mindful of their actions and ensure they are instilling good values in their
children, rather than raising spoiled and irresponsible individuals.
Creating a habit of sitting down quietly and occupying oneself with a book or
other activities is also essential. Parents should lead by example and model
this behavior themselves. While some children may test limits and exhibit
individualistic behavior, parents should provide some leeway for creativity and
inventiveness. Discipline is important, but it should not stifle their
imaginative nature.
Parents should teach their children responsibility from a young age. Although
this is not an easy task, it can be accomplished with consistency and patience.
In conclusion, parents play a vital role in molding their children in the right
manner from an early age. They must lead by example and teach good habits,
simple courtesies, polite communication, and responsibility. Parents must be
mindful of their actions and strive to instill positive values in their children
to set them up for success in the future. |
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