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Family Day By Day : หน้า 61/216 Discover the important roles parents play in their children's lives from childhood to adulthood, including teaching and role modeling.
Part Two explores how parents are central in their children's early lives and adapt as they grow. Initially, parents are everything, but as children reach their teenage years, peers begin to influence them more. Parents remain important role models, teaching values gently and encouraging good habits. As they mature into adults, children become independent, relying on their intelligence. Parents must adjust to empathize with their changing perspectives, always supporting foundational character building and moral discernment throughout growth. Website dmc.tv provides further insights.
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-Importance of parental roles -Influences on children -Guiding moral understanding -Teaching good habits -Adapting to children's growth
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Part Two: Raising Children
When our children are young, we are everything to
them. As they grow older, friends will influence their thoughts
and attitudes more and more. In the teenage years, they will
pay less attention to us, though we will remain as important
role models for them. When they become adults, they will
be independent and will rely on their own intelligence and
reasoning. Throughout their lives, it will be necessary for
us to adjust ourselves to be consistently sympathetic and
empathetic with their changing perspectives.
In addition to performing parental duties, we must
assume other roles as well:
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• Teacher: We must teach our children to discern what is
right and wrong, and what they should and should not
do. If our children are too young to learn about cause
and effect, we must be excellent role models for them.
Our efforts must be gentle and warm. Do not teach
them with poor judgment or a bad temper! Punishment
should be utilized only when it is absolutely necessary
and should not involve any physical harm. Cleanliness
should be encouraged while they are still very young
by involving them in chores like washing clothes and
cleaning. Regular bathing, brushing their teeth and
eating properly should be taught as early as possible.
Do not assume that these lessons are insignificant. Since
we are our children's first teacher, we must instill what
is right in them. We build the foundation for their good
character and help them to have the right outlook on
life. As children grow up, this foundation will help them
integrate good behavior into their natural habits.
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Roles of a Parent