Teaching from young

@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

24 Jul 21

The boys, being boys, are playful most of the time. Noisy too

But they also help their mom a lot.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471506)

• Switzerland

24 Jul 21

@prinzcy I am glad that they have time to play and enjoy their young age.

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@Reyzon (34)

• Yogyakarta, Indonesia

24 Jul 21

@prinzcy maybe he put aside his play, by helping his parents which was more beneficial to him and his family.

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Go Crossbones

@crossbones27 (49463)

• Mojave, California

24 Jul 21

That is what its supposed to be about teaching life skills not sure what we doing now, teaching everyone how to be a jerk and greedy.

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

24 Jul 21

Don't know what to say to that

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Go Crossbones

@crossbones27 (49463)

• Mojave, California

24 Jul 21

@prinzcy No need I said it.

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Erly Maglangit

@cacay1 (83492)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

25 Jul 21

@crossbones27 , so many young kids this time instead of helping their parents busy playing games online and practice bullying. I like the kids in this post, very nice kids. I hope they would succeed once they grow.

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To my children with Values. / myLot

Fleur

@Fleura (30392)

• United Kingdom

24 Jul 21

Good for her, it is important for children to learn practical skills. And this made me laugh because I just read a post by @YuleimaVzla on a similar subject!

www.mylot.com

I'm still with the heat waves. I observed that my two boys disorganized the whole house that previously with high heat I had to clean as I usually do....

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

24 Jul 21

I haven't reach this post. But I agree with her. Cleaning and all that got nothing to do with gender.

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Fleur

@Fleura (30392)

• United Kingdom

24 Jul 21

@prinzcy Absolutely, everyone should be able to take care of themselves!

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Erly Maglangit

@cacay1 (83492)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

25 Jul 21

@Fleura

so these kids in this post are not alone. And there are many single moms in this generation and they have to train their kids how to earn for a living.

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relcap23

@florelway (23286)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

24 Jul 21

I admire these young boys.

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

24 Jul 21

I admire them too.

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Erly Maglangit

@cacay1 (83492)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

25 Jul 21

@florelway, these kids would surely grow very independent and they will not be hungry even if their mom departs from them. It is a good training to raise kids in such away they will become productive in their own simple way.

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relcap23

@florelway (23286)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

24 Jul 21

@prinzcy

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Sam Charles

@S4mmyboy (3266)

• Mumbai, India

24 Jul 21

It's good when kids understand the importance of responsibility and try to to take up the responsibility

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

24 Jul 21

Perhaps they're used to it. They mature a bit more than other kids.

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Mifth221

@miftha (1621)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

24 Jul 21

I was amazed at her hard work

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

24 Jul 21

She has too. She has a huge responsibility.

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Mifth221

@miftha (1621)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

24 Jul 21

@prinzcy Yes. you right, I salute all mothers in this world

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@Reyzon (34)

• Yogyakarta, Indonesia

24 Jul 21

@prinzcy yes, especially in the future. he will be the head of the family

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prashu

@prashu228 (37524)

• India

24 Jul 21

Good learning experience for boys...we never know what will be helpful in future

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

25 Jul 21

That is very true.

prashu

@prashu228 (37524)

• India

25 Jul 21

@prinzcy yes..they are lucky in one way

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317041)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

24 Jul 21

They probably could.

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

25 Jul 21

They would with all the skills.

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130218)

• Israel

25 Jul 21

By Notlilie @prinzcy Sounds good that the boys are helping and could one day open a stall or restaurant of their own.

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

25 Jul 21

That's true.

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130218)

• Israel

25 Jul 21

@prinzcy I hope if they want to do that will be able to do it then.

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@anya12adwi (9387)

• India

24 Jul 21

Wow!! Such skills at such tender age really helps to become a grounded person!!

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

25 Jul 21

Yes, makes them more responsible too.

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@anya12adwi (9387)

• India

25 Jul 21

@prinzcy TRUE!! They will understand the real value of money!! Hope they keep continuing like this!

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Scott Andersen

@DocAndersen (54402)

• United States

24 Jul 21

that is part of a parents job, to prepare their children to be able to take care of themselves!

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

25 Jul 21

That's true!

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Scott Andersen

@DocAndersen (54402)

• United States

25 Jul 21

@prinzcy

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Yumeko

@aureategloom (9559)

• Bosnia And Herzegovina

24 Jul 21

it's good that they want to help their mom. some kids aren't like that.

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

24 Jul 21

They're probably used to it. Who else will help their mom if it wasn't for them.

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Raj

@Butterfingers (66583)

• India

24 Jul 21

Yes but you know it's not easy and requires a lot of money

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

25 Jul 21

Nothing is easy unless we're born with silver spoon and a pot of gold. We have to work for it. What I'm hoping is what they learn now will help them later on.

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Raj

@Butterfingers (66583)

• India

25 Jul 21

@prinzcy yes that will be useful for them

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@Reyzon (34)

• Yogyakarta, Indonesia

24 Jul 21

I think so too. even that boys and girls will be able to build a business that does not escape the upbringing of their parents in their childhood or productive period.

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@prinzcy (32305)

• Malaysia

25 Jul 21

Maybe they will build something better instead of being on the similar level.

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