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Started by : Sonam Kapoor, Software Developer, IBM   03 25 2010 07:21:19 +0000
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Our children are our biggest imitators. And very often they emulate the practices they see in their parents. So parents must be careful of what they do and say in front of their li’l ones. When we fight with anybody in front of our children, little do we realise that we are setting the stage for our child's subsequent bad behaviour. Our children starts repeating our acts. They actually mimic us.

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According to child psychologists, kids who are exposed to aggression in their homes are very likely to exhibit the same kind of violent behaviour at an early age. Children inculcate certain habits and behavioural traits from their parents and their surrounding environment. So, it's quintessential that you keep your child away from practices and influences that can affect their physical and mental growth in the future. So, according to you, what are the strict no-no in front of kids??

 
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1 Fighting and arguing
2 NOTHING
3 Being the role model as honest, caring and lovable
4 Don’t pretend
5 Demeaning others
6 DOUBLE VALUE
7 Comparison of children
8 Improper things
9 Lying
10 No love scene
11 Nothing artifical - the real life should improve
12 Just Be Practical

Fighting and arguing

idea posted by Sonam Kapoor Software Developer, IBM

There are always disagreements among couples which turn ugly and result in violent fights with our partners. Our children, who see us fighting, also consequently become ill tempered. A recent report carried out by researchers at the University of Washington and the University of Indiana revealed that most children who witness domestic violence become bullies themselves. When parents fight, scream or insult each other, children who are witness become aggressive, anxious and withdrawn. How we handle disagreements in our relationship will directly impact how our kids learn to equip theirs, once they grow up

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by Nikhil , Senior Manager, Insurance  | 04 29 2010 07:52:59 +0000

Yes i agree if we fight and argue we are actually demonstrate in front of our children we are not open to suggestion, usually ina  argumnet one parent will win , so the kid will imitate that parent every where in school, in playground, with peers

This will lead to more issues as the childs psycology is moulded as per their parents

It is necessary to ensure the office frustration is not taken out at home, if parents have to argue and thrash things out then it is must to ensure the kids are not around

Many times we say Children do not speak much to parents,  this a very critical situation becoz here the child is observing the minutest activity of the parent.

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by ATMA RAM CHAVALI, MANAGER IT, SBH  | 03 27 2010 16:59:04 +0000

yes, i too support that parents should not fight or argue violently before their children who are in the age group of 3 to 10 which will create a negative impact in their minds which will be carried by them.

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Disagreement, foul language, unpleasent or aggressive violent behaviour, unecessary gossip and not even the slightest hint or sign of naughty or wicked behaviour as such...

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NOTHING

idea posted by Vivek Singh Project Manager, L&T

All these things must be AVOIDED in front of kids but "strict no-no" NOTHING.

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according to NEWTON'S LAW every action there is an opposite and equal reaction...

so you want your child be good then show your good things...

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Being the role model as honest, caring and lovable

idea posted by Manoj Kumar Sr: Manager - QA, ARCHETYPE GROUP, INDIA

Parents should try to become the role model for their kids by being, honest trustworthy, by showing affectionate love and care and by fulfiiling all their resonble demands.

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I totally agree with this view. If we look back how we brought up, it's really a big issue. We can't blame our parents, we have many kids, no time to love or care. Now in the next generation we are thinking, it's good move. This transition happendend in Europe in early 70's, almost after 50 yrs we are realising. It's good move.

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Don’t pretend

idea posted by jaideep khanduja Head of the Department - QA and Project Management, Confidential

Don’t be or try to be somebody other than what you are. Your child has the first right to know “real” you and not what you tend to appear.

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Demeaning others

idea posted by Dennis Aries Owner, Arkro IT

This i something I see a lot of times happening at people who think they are better than others. This sign of disrspect is quickly copied by the youngsters.

Specific example: my father-in-law stacked the paper wrongly, causing the stack to be overturned when the garbage-people took out another pile. My brother-in-law subsequently said that the garbage-people were stupid to let that happen. His little son now always says that the stupid people are cmoing when the garbage-people arrive.

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DOUBLE VALUE

idea posted by Ravindra Sharma Managing Consultant, CHEF-India

Never pretend in front of a child.

As nothing can impact a child's mind more than this dual behavior, which is not at all normal from his point. Telling lies is a and giving misleading answers assuming the child may not be able to understand is never a good habit.

Instead explaining cause and reason, in case the child witnessed such a behavior in others in your presence or wants to know about, is helpful. 

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by Ravindra Sharma, Managing Consultant, CHEF-India  | 04 29 2010 07:09:17 +0000

Agree with you Jaideep,

Saw your idea later....

 

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Comparison of children

idea posted by Nikhil Senior Manager, Insurance

Children never liked to be compared

IF you compare your child with another be his / her cousin, friends, schoool mate it will hurt the child bad

If we compare our children and then ask them to improve they will start comparing us also

Imagine child reverting back to you stating , yes daday I coudl not score marks like Naresh but then you also do not earn the salary like Naresh's father, do not own a car like Naresh's father, do not go on long holidays like Naresh's father and do not give me gifts like Naresh gets from his father

Please do note if you compare a chld as soon as they enter teen they will not heed your advice but turn rebels

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TOTALLY TOTALLY agree with Nikhil...

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Improper things

idea posted by Kumara Swamy Project Associate, IIIT-H

Not only fighting but also other improper things should be done in front of the children. The initial argument was quite correct. Children will imitate their parents in all the aspects. Parents have to think before doing any inappropriate things in front of the children.

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idea posted by Aruna Gadamshetty Sr Analyst Programmer, Frontier Software

When we lie to our spouse, the kids would take cue from parents and start lying too..

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No love scene

idea posted by Syed Fareh-uz Zaman Causal Research Team Leader, Brooke-India

It is advisable that parents should not make any love scenes infront of them. Even the school teahers and educationalist says the same thing.

And even kids do not appreciate this.

 

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Nothing artifical - the real life should improve

idea posted by ASOKE KUSARI Domestic Private Banking-Executive/Manager, A large leading PSU Bank - India

There may be a long list of "no- nos" infront of kids.

First of all we should try hard to improve ourselves, if not done earlier. Children easyly understands what is real and what is not. They have a strong sense in-built. A make-belief story learnt in child-hood might not prove to be false later - that may hurt them the most.

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Just Be Practical

idea posted by SAURABH THAKUR SOFTWARE TEST ENGINEER, QA InfoTech

Observing many parents ,what i noticed is that mostly parents in attempt to give the only noble moral ethics they only show the haapy path to their lives ,but they forget that they also have to live in this practical world which needs you to be a  jack of all traits -no matter good or bad.

So to come up as winner , in addition to good morals parents should also teach them how to face the ups & downs,as everyone they face will not be of same wavelength,so parents should also demonstrate the way to come up as a true winner in such situations.

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