Parents teach their child good manners but in their absence other members of the family should take the job.Grandpa,grand ma,uncle,aunt can teach them .But today we live in small families so most the child dont have their relatives with them.So the parents should buy them good books and they can learn from them.They should be sent to good scool where they will have teachers to guide them.They will have friends there from whom they can learn.
2007-05-05 23:17:15
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answered by Anonymous
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I agree with nottashy... there. As a parent, you have to make time. No job or income is more important than teaching your kids right and wrong, morals, values, manners etc. You can have other family members, such as grandma, or an aunt or uncle help you out a bit, but ultimately, its up to the parent. If you are referring to not having time because of a job or career, then someone has to give up something for the kids. There has to be a sacrifice somewhere. Your example for your children, will be in your sacrificing the time to teach them. They will know you placed importance on these things.
2007-05-03 03:50:33
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answered by Anonymous
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no parent can shrug the responsibility of taking care of their children. then they are not worth being called as parents.
a gardener's responsibility does not stop just after sowing a seed or planting a sapling. to have a healthy plant he must further nurture and take care of the plant so that the yield or result will be good.
similarly parents should find time to take care of their children. once the children go to school the teachers are there to teach good manners which again has to be reinforced by the parents at home.
next to the parents, the grand parents are the ones who can take care of their grand children. since they have more time in hand they will be of great help.
whatever may be the reason the parents should take care of their young ones. otherwise a neglected child may get in to bad habits which will cause mental and monetary problems in the later years and may result in social embarrassment for the parents. as much quality ime you spend with your child is worth any amount of wealth you are earning for your future.
2007-05-03 04:21:42
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answered by kanya 5
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As parents, they need to MAKE TIME to teach their children. It's part of the responsibility of having kids in the first place. It isn't up to someone else to teach them manner, good conducts, moral values. It's parents jobs. There is never an excuse to not spend time actually parenting.
2007-05-03 03:37:27
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answered by nottashygirl 6
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I don't mean to sound judgemental...but I think your children learn good manners and good conduct by observing their parents. Chances are if the parents aren't well mannered and don't exhibit good conduct...there is a slim to none chance the child can be "taught". BUT, there are a few books out for children on etiquette. You can always read them the book and hope for the best.
2007-05-03 03:39:09
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answered by mzadamz 3
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all parents have the time to teach manners. manners are taught during an everyday conversation. "how is the weather?" child's correct response shoud be "Its rainy" (example) not I dunno , "What?" or, just ignoring the parent. good housekeeping is taught, clean-up, respect others in the house. not the parent shooing the child away cause the parent 'needs space' when the child hasn't seen mom all day. if a parent shrugs off manners and respect in the home, then we can only hope the child will be up the good behaviors elsewhere. lazy parenting :(
2007-05-03 15:45:31
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answered by Bobbi 7
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Good Question!
Parents are the child's first educators and manners begin at home. And when people decide to have children they should ensure they have time to spend with them. Children watch and learn and if they are in good company then no problem but if its the other way round, then God help them and their parents. In my opinion parents have to spend ample time with their kids when they are v young...better for everyone in the long run.
2007-05-03 04:53:23
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answered by AngelEyes 3
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I call it lazy parenting. I even have an basically approximately 3yr previous in my todler clas and his mom does not make him pay attention in any respect. She pronounced that's lots greater handy and takes much less time to place obsticles in his way fairly than practise him. She placed lock up authentic severe so he can not get into any room, leaves legos outdoors the kitchen so he won't mess with the stuff interior the kitchen, and leaves toys mendacity around for him, She is a instructor and thinks that's humorous each and each time he performs in water, runs out the door and kicks his shoes off. i does not pass around your inlaws through fact i could say something.
2016-10-14 10:49:17
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answered by ? 3
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Considering they chose to become a parent they need to make the time. Or carry the shame of having a ASBO child!
2007-05-03 03:39:24
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answered by NatNat 3
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parents will have to spare time for teaching civilised manners and good conduct... there is no substitute... after all what is their aim to earn name, fame and fortune...
2007-05-03 03:50:53
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answered by Harish Jharia 7
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