Children learn about the world through their parents.
By Jahangeer
@noblewriter (55)
India
December 23, 2015 11:23pm CST
Children are very keen observers they start imitating the people around them, whom they like the most. It is from parents that they start learning about the world matters. It the child is brought up in an environment, where love and affection flourish then most likely the children would be more responsible and caring gentle men. On the contrary if the child is brought up in a troublesome environment then most likely children would grow up as an aggressive citizen. It is after all parents who would nourish and mold the character of children. I would be very happy if your shed more light on this topic, correct me if am wrong. Have a good day.
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@jstory07 (139996)
• Roseburg, Oregon
24 Dec 15
Young children watch their parents and copy what their parents do.
@softbabe44 (5816)
• Vancouver, Washington
25 Dec 15
You're so right children learn so much from the family that's how they seem to learn about that happen around them that when children really learn about values also.
@kyrararen (601)
• Indonesia
24 Dec 15
I can't entirely agree with it. it is true that they learn by observing and whatnot. but they can also learn from stories. not always love and affection bring responsible and caring adult. troubles are needed in every stages of life including the early years of life. problems aren't always contained with violation. violence sure is detestable but problems itself helps to build the character of a person.
@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
24 Dec 15
as children we have no/little control of how our home life is run, but as we grow older, most of us start to understand more and discern what's fair, helpful, destructive, what to change, discard, etc.
i don't think all members of "good" families will automatically become good, productive members of society, and not all members of "bad" families will turn out bad.
