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OUR ROLE AS PARENTS:

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We know that today's children are tomorrow's citizens. How do we develop the young citizens. How can they become the productive contributors for the family as well as the society.

The parenting is a multi dimensional approach. It involves emotional, physical, moral, spritual, and cognitive aspects of the child.

Good parenting involves a style that considers children's age and stage of development.

Good parenting involves a great deal of consistency and routine, which gives children a sense of control.

A good parent, often does their best to teach their child how to live life to the fullest.

Bad parenting is a series of actions that can seriously harm the child's demeanour and psychology.

Bad parenting isn't restricted to a single act; it is a collection of these acts that are usually what contributes to a harmful effect on the child. Thus every intention, and action of a parent impacts children.


Below we have brought a collection of day to day child's and parents' engagement from few sources.

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Parents have four major roles to play in the life of their children. Below are the details:

1-INSTRUCTIONAL  ROLES.

2-REBUKE ROLES.

3-EXHORTATION ROLES

4-EDUCATIVE ROLES. 


1. INSTRUCTIONAL ROLES:

We must instruct our children:

*To behave well in public. 

*To rise up early each day. 

*To pray first thing as they rise.

*To be the first to greet people. 

*To clean up themselves properly. 

*To clean their environment. 

*To be early and timely to every daily tasks. 

*To be orderly. 

*To be respectful to people. 

*To speak in decent language. 

*To organise themselves. 

*To plan their schedules. 

*To have their daily timetable on hand.

*To comport themselves in quietness.

*To be articulate, reasonable and curious.

*To ask questions when in doubt. 

*To listen carefully with understanding. 

*To act with decorum, courtesy and humility always. 

*To protect the family values and image at all times.

*To obey elders, set rules and regulations. 

*To pray before retiring to bed at night. 


2.  REBUKE ROLES:

We must rebuke our children:

*When they portray laziness.

*When they don’t pray. 

*When they appear dirty. 

*When they're insolent. 

*When they speak foul languages. 

*When they speak improperly. 

*When they sit carelessly. 

*When they participate in unsolicited discussions.

*When they come late to appointments or tasks. 

*When they talk back to elders in anger. 

*When you notice pride in them. 

*When they become spendthrift.

*When they eat irregularly.

*When they cannot control their appetite. 

*When you notice ostentatious lifestyle in them.

*When they think about materialism always. 

*When they unnecessarily compare themselves with others. 

*When they speak abusively of other parents or elders or mates. 

*When you notice the spirit of hatred​ in them. 

*When they make hate speeches. 

*When they complain always about others. 

*When they move with suspicious characters. 

*When they are not extolling learning. 

*When they're not proud of academic achievements. 

*When they abuse their teachers at home. 

*When they discredit their school. 

*When they plan to revenge or retaliate. 

*When they refuse to obey constituted authority. 

*When they fail to pray. 


3. EXHORTATION ROLES:

Parents must Praise their children :

*When they do well in assignments and exams. 

*When they are properly dressed. 

*When they speak well in public. 

*When they speak well of their institution and teachers. 

*When they speak well of others. 

*When their language is decent. 

*When they express good values. 

*When they always talk about excellence. 

*When they avoid mobile and TV. 

*When they spend more time studying. 

*When they spend less time talking. 

*When they spend more time listening. 

*When they spend right time praying.

*When they spend appropriate time playing. 

*When they know what to do. 

*When they know what is right. 

*When they stop what is wrong. 

*When their ambition is to be the best in good endeavours. 

*When they speak of becoming Great People.

*When they take action that meets good vision. 


4. EDUCATIVE ROLES:

Parents must Teach their children :

*How to live honest life.

*How to live amongst people. 

*How to live in comfort with others. 

*How to care and appreciate others. 

*How to be fair to all concerned. 

*How to respect their teachers, school and those in authority over them. 

*How to obey rules and regulations. 

*How to live in dignity and self esteem. 

*How to plan their future. 

*How proper education answers to most of life's challenges. 

*How to escape from bad friendship. 

*How to pick a career. 

*How to develop their career. 

*How to pass through life successfully by depending on God and not man. 

*How to pass examinations without malpractice. 

*How to be studious and build their brains. 

*How to set academic standards for now and their future. 

*How to flaunt Excellent Achievements and not Beauty.

*How to be Intellectually humble.

*How to have a vision. 

*That Godliness with contentment is great gain. 

*How to love GOD.

*How to care their neighbor. 

*How to live with fear of GOD. 

When we do our best as parents, our children by the grace of Almighty will come out great, and we the parents will have a good old age and memories.

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