Loving your children or spoiling them?
By tjen_anni
@tjen_anni (317)
Indonesia
October 22, 2010 3:12am CST
The words ' love' and 'spoil' are totally different in meaning. But many people tend to assume spoil with love. Spoiling a child is not really good for next development of the child itself...Don't you agree with me??
7 responses
@tjen_anni (317)
• Indonesia
23 Oct 10
thank you hushi..
usually the grandparents do this a lot to their grandchildren. I have 2 friend who experience and complain about this problem. And the end is the children get used to ask anything, more and more...
@tjen_anni (317)
• Indonesia
23 Oct 10
thank you hushi..
usually the grandparents do this a lot to their grandchildren. I have 2 friend who experience and complain about this problem. And the end is the children get used to ask anything, more and more...
@tjen_anni (317)
• Indonesia
23 Oct 10
thank you hushi..
usually the grandparents do this a lot to their grandchildren. I have 2 friend who experience and complain about this problem. And the end is the children get used to ask anything, more and more...
@ngty69 (971)
• India
22 Oct 10
Yeah, it's not good to spoil your children. I know that you really love your children and would like to fulfill each and every wish of your kids. But you also need to teach them how to make use of your needs on correct time rather than buying them everything they ask for. Now, they won't realize that once they grow up it's going to be hard for them to cope up. And always point out wrong things to them, the moment they do it, so that they start to know that this is wrong and we shouldn't repeat it from the next time onwards.
@tjen_anni (317)
• Indonesia
23 Oct 10
Usually it is not the parent who spoils the children, but the grandparents does. Perhaps they wanted to be loved by their grandchildren, and didn't realize it that it would lead to a bad situation in the future.
@tjen_anni (317)
• Indonesia
23 Oct 10
I guess so. I have a friend, and she always complaining about her mother-in-law who spoils her son very much. When she talked to her mother in law, the answer is ended to a quarrel. I think as a grandmother, she wants to love her grandson by giving everything he ask.
@shia88 (4571)
• Malaysia
22 Oct 10
Hi,
I do believe every parent will love their own children and
so do I. I do pamper my son sometimes,but I know the limit.
and I also know when to be strict to him and when to play with him.
Be it, I love my son, but I want him to know what is discipline.
He has to follow my rules in order to be better person in
future. I have the responsibility to educate him well.
Don't over spoil our own children,or else, you may end up
regret in future.
Try to spend more times with your children. Bring them out once
a week or have a family gathering more frequently.
@genecgena (34)
• Philippines
26 Oct 10
I agree with you but just the same, sometimes people assume that if they love their children too much they are spoiling them. I think there's nothing wrong with loving your child so much. I guess it's okay to give your child whatever makes them happy. We just have to be careful not to let your child feel they can always get their way whether it's right or wrong. We also have to teach them the value of things and discipline them when they do something wrong. Loving them doesn't mean tolerating them if they did something wrong. It would be great to have a child with values and at the same time very loving and that they can learn if we love them the right way.
@herdzptc (19)
•
22 Oct 10
hi there i agree with you totally. some might say that giving your child material things is a way to show them our love. why not try to spend time listening to what they have to share of how their school day turn out is a way of showing that we care. child development is not only measured in academics but also of how our child face life even though we are not watching.