BAD examples parents are setting for their young, from the observation of a school instructor, from the Front Page Sections, translated…
It’s a leisurely weekend afternoon, there were, a lot of children, playing freely, rolling around, running to and fro, on the playgrounds.
At the “House” section, after a young girl finished playing, she’d lifted her head, “Daddy, teacher says that after we’re done playing with toys, we need to put them back where we found them.”, the father just focused his attention on his cell phone, replied back to her impatiently, “Just put it anywhere, the store clerk will come and put it up.”
let’s all play together, in harmony, NOT my photograph…
At another corner, a little boy was stacking up the building blocks, a young toddler who was starting to learn to work stumbled to the building blocks the little boy was stacking up. The young boy’s parents swept all the blocks to before their son, and stared the young toddler down; as for the little boy, he’d, pushed that toddler down to the ground.
These two parents made BAD examples, the former taught his child, that money means you’re bigger, that so long as you have money, everybody’s going to help you with things; while the second parents destroyed the opportunities to teach their young son about sharing, and, may have, sown down that seed for bullying for the future.
As the education in the families failed, what right have we, to say, that the generations are worse off than before.
“it’s MINE!”, “No, it’s M-I-N-E!!!” Not my photograph still…
Yup, this still just shows the importance of how education starts in the home, because even for children as young as one or two years of age, they’re picking up, what YOU, god DAMN F***ING (and your point being???) parents are doing and saying, and so, DO behave yourselves, ADULTS, and DO set that BETTER example for your young!
Life, the Obstacle Course 