what if your 7 year old child ask you how to be like you, how will you answer him?

Answer 1

You can't be who you are not and who you are is good enough for me. Now clean up your room and do your home work before I forget what I just said.

Answer 2

I have a six-year-old with autism, who is noncommunicative. If he asked me how he was like I would be THRILLED. My answer to him would be that he is wonderful. He is full of spirit, cheerful, analytical, and smart. He is loved dearly.

Answer 3

It all depends on who you are, if your me you'll tell him to study up on science, alot of it, and learn jujitsu. For you it depends on how you act as a role model, if you act like a independant person, teach him/her how to be like that, if you act strong teach him/her how to be commanding but not bullying. It all depends on what kind of person you are.

Answer 4

you tell him that he can't. the only thing he can be is himself and that's the closest thing he can get to being like you. be a good influence and tell him that being you isn't the best thing. tell him that if he becomes like you, you'll be bored with whatever he does because you've already done it! :]

Answer 5

Flattered, but you best find another. For I am much to seasoned in the sins of this world.

Answer 6

well, all children want to be like a parent , and I would just be say you re self, anyone needs to be different . { my little girl wants her hair style to be like how I wear my hair}

Answer 7

treat people with respect, and always carry yourself with pride that you are the best you can be at that moment (not that there's not always room for improvement)

Answer 8

lie to him so he take a better path and become more than I could ever hope to be

Answer 9

Do the best you can and never give up!

Answer 10

I'll hug him really tight and cry.. i think I'll be lost for words.