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My mess, my problem. This can be taught by teaching our children to put away dishes when finished with dinner, cleaning up their own toys, or making our own apologizes. Any chance you can teach your child that their
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My mess, my problem. This can be taught by teaching our children to put away dishes when finished with dinner, cleaning up their own toys, or making our own apologizes. Any chance you can teach your child that their
actions have consequences be it good or bad, you are telling your child that they are responsible for what they do in life. Not only will this help them as they are finding their way into careers, finances, or just day to day living, but it will also help with the large picture
things where this generation places their focus. If we teach our kids to take responsibility, this will cross over into knowing they have a specific responsibility to mankind as well. It is in each of us to make decisions every day to protect the future of our planet and our
way of life. Kids who understand how their actions affect things in potentially large ways will grow up to know making eco-friendly choices are a priority. They will see how an off color joke can be hurtful to friends and perpetuate a racial divide that doesn't need to exist.
So teaching your kid to clean up after themselves doesn't make you a mean mom, it makes you an important tool in the success of our world.
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