| 12 COMMANDMENTS FOR PARENTS
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| | when you are talking to your child - keep
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| In a child's education an important
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| | your ideas simple and concise so he can
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| factor is the parents' expertise for this
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| | understand every thing you have to say.
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| "job". No one is born holding all the
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| | 7. Do not expect an immediate and blind
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| knowledge, but we can learn and
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| | obedience - it is not recommended, the
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| understand some things from books or
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| | child has to be learned to think for his
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| advice from qualified persons.
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| | own not to follow orders.
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| Amongst the commandments a parent should
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| | 8. Do not indulge him too mush - he can
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| strictly follow are the following:
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| | develop compartmental disorders.
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| 1. Do not underestimate your child - he
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| | 9. Do not compromise when it comes to the
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| can understand more than you think he
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| | rules of a game - the trick for a game to
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| does and if you make him believe you
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| | become educative is too have its initial
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| think poorly of him this might affect his
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| | rules respected.
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| development.
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| | 10. Don't impose rules that don't go with
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| 2. Don't use threat - a child loves a
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| | the age of your child.
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| challenge and once threatened he might
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| | 11. Do not try to inflict quilt - quilt
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| probably go on and do what he wasn't
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| | is not an appropriate feeling for
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| suppose to just to see if he can escape
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| | children, especially if they are little.
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| the punishment.
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| | 12. Don't give your child orders that you
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| 3. Do not bribe your child - if you are
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| | don't take seriously - your child will
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| trying to get him to learn for money for
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| | try to please you and giving him an order
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| example, he will fail to understand the
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| | is drastic, and it becomes cruel if that
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| importance of learning, all he will get
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| | order is a joke.
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| from this is the importance of money.
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| | All these "commandments" are addressed
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| 4. Do not make a small child promise
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| | first to the parent. But they are to be
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| something - small children can't hold
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| | referred to by teachers and educators as
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| promises so don't force them to lie and
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| | well. Along with the parents, they will
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| then punish them because they did that.
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| | settle upon an attitude and strategy for
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| 5. Do not keep them under a short leash -
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| | the education and growth of the child, so
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| to grow up normally children need some
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| | that they can give him all the things he
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| space, some freedom.
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| | needs to properly develop emotional and
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| 6. Do not use big words or too many words
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| | physically.
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