How I Want My Kids to Be Raised Some people can not wait to have kids, while others can wait to have kids. Regardless if you have kids then you will need to raise them. Parenting is not easy and you will face many challenges raising your kids. Especially, raising them how you would want them to be raised. I do not plan on having any kids anytime soon but if I did I figure the biggest challenge for me to raise them how I want to see them would be: Raise them without any video games, teaching them right from wrong, and to respect all. The first challenge would to raise them without any video games. I was raised on not having any video games, and so far i’ve lived. But the main reasons why I plan on raising them without video games is, because sometimes when you play the games too much it’s hard to tell fake from reality. Like you could do harm to others and not even notice that you’ve done it. Then I would not allow them to have them is for them to keep up their grades at school. My grades has been good so far and I don’t have video games, so theirs can too. …show more content…
I’m sure every parent wants to do that, but now days it is hard to teach kids that not because of the parents, but how widely wrong is accepted by society. I do not want to see my future kids grow up doing the wrong thing after I taught them right. The main reason for that is because maybe if they do the right things then they can get others to start to do right and make the world better. The third and one of the biggest challenges i’d face while raising my kids is to teach them how to respect everybody. There is many reasons why I say that. Mostly because respect earns you things, mostly others respect, but even with that it takes you up on the social scale. Then respect with respect maybe it will make my kids more likable. I grew up giving people respect even if I do not think they deserve
I will not have any kids because I don’t want to have limited stuff to do or a something stopping me from doing
However, I want to be have a relaxed friendship type of parenting relationship with them. I belief that you can set boundaries with children and be able to display a close friendship type of relationship. While also setting clear boundaries as to why they need to behave a certain way. In consequence, because of the parenting style I experienced. I do not belief in spanking or raising my voice at a child. I would change those two aspects of the parenting style my mother used. I would also alter some of the culture beliefs of strictness within my family. While I recognize and accept my culture I am more educated than to be strict on my children on how they dress or how they should behave from a culture
For example, my mother taught me right from wrong all my life, and with the negative actions I committed, she’d punish me. With actions simple as getting a grade lower than a B on my report card, going over curfew, or forgetting to take the meat out the fridge when I get home from school. I knew if she punished me for small actions, I wouldn’t want to commit any big or inappropriate, illegal actions in my lifetime. Making good moral decisions depends on what they learned to value at an early age too.
successful life for them. However, the rest of the lessons learned are taught by the surrounding
A child's development affects how they learn. All children don't fit the norms of development but not all children should be looked down on because of this. The development of the body and mind leads to the development of skills a child learns in life. Teachers need to help the child expand their skills and the knowledge to do the skills well.
How many people have told their child how smart they are? How intelligent they have become because they can distinguish from the color red and the color blue? Many I suppose, because that’s what a good parent says to their kids when they do something good. What if the way some children are being raised isn’t the correct way? By the correct way means with the correct mentality to go on with life, education, and the struggles that they can have in their future. As parents, we want our kids to feel confident with themselves and what they are capable of doing, and becoming the key to that is each parent’s goals. They want their children to feel confident in the society they live in and expect their way of raising them to be the in-between.We
or do not guide their children, the children may not learn right from wrong themselves. The child may
All of these reinforcements and punishments are shaping the child to grow into an individual who has the right morals in life. If a parent wants their child to do well in school and clean the house they need to set a series of gradual daily goals for their child. The parent then can reward them for
I believe that when people are developing morals you have to have enough emotional development to feel guilty when you do something wrong, enough social development to accept our responsibility for behaving good or bad towards our group, and enough cognitive development to be able to place ourselves in someone else’s shoes. My parent taught me early in life the differences between right and wrong and to treat people the way I would want to be treated. I understood these lessons at a young age because that was the way my parent taught my brother and sister.
“Wouaa, wouaaa, wu wu, wouaaa” the baby cried. What is the baby saying and what does it want? One only has to ask a baby’s mother to find out what it wants. When a baby cries like that most of the time it’s just hungry. At this point a mother just listens to her maternal instinct and feeds her baby. She proceeds to raise her baby to chest level and lower her shirt, but before she can begin to feed her infant, an onlooker walks over and scolds her. The onlooker proceeds to explain that there are other ways of feeding children, instead of flashing ones breast. This really infuriates me, to believe that someone would come up to a mother and shame her out of feeding her child. Raising a child is hard enough, we don’t need to make it any harder. Mother’s should be allowed to breastfeed their babies whenever or wherever the baby is hungry.
Since the child is aware of why their parents set such rules, they respect their parents, and are more likely to respect the law as well. Children raised in families with these parenting styles are “self-confident and achievement-oriented in school and get better grades than do children whose parents have other parenting styles” ( Lifespan: Development, 203).
This child observation will draw on a child developmental theory to discuss the activities of the child I have observed. I will comment on the child’s physical growth and development, cognitive abilities, health, social relationships and emotional wellbeing. I will also look at the child’s interaction with other children and adults , in order to appreciate the child’s development and account for differences and similarities as proffered by my chosen theory of Attachment.
“The first five years have so much to do with how the next 80 turn out”.
Being a parent comes with a lot of responsibility and difficult decision making. You always have your child's best interest at heart, but sometimes your child may disagree with the rules you have set down. That is why, I believe, the perfect parenting style is democratic. You can compromise with your child, but still have basic rules you want them to follow, without them feeling targeted or that you are being unfair. When i become a parent, I want to make sure my children have guidelines. I want them to be able to make their own mistakes and learn from them. Their health, their type of entertainment and the toys they play with are three major, broad categories that I would like to have a say in, along with their input of course.
Aristotle believed that in order for children to consistently perform right actions, they must first be shown what is right and practice these actions until they are a habit. (SR pg 31) This is where society is not following through with this ideal.