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Joyamara
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Establish a moral code - Hebrews 5:14. Exercise self control - Galatians 5:22,23. Develop Humility - Galatians 6:3. Develop Resilience (Accepting & applying discipline) Proverbs 9:9. Be Responsible - Proverbs 14:23. When these traits are taught and exercised by parents, children learn to show appreciation for what they have without developing a sense of entitlement. Children learn to value life and build healthy relationships without placing too much emphasis on material things. The entire family benefits from emotionally healthy and happy children who respect authority and understand that each member of the family has a special role to fill.
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1. Teach them to do their own homework! If you're looking for the conditions your teacher wants in your homework you need to read the textbook. Then copy it word for word out of your book so you will be able to recognize it on your test. I'm surprised you don't already know this its not like you're in grade school.
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1. Drink beer in front of your child. 2. Smoke 3. Curse 4. Fight 5. Be lazy
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#1 - it is necessary that the child exists *** #2 - it is necessary that the child is alive *** #3 - it is necessary that the child have a functioning cardio-vascular system, pulmonary system, central nervous system, digestive system, etc. *** #4 - it is necessary that the child be supplied with a healthful amount (not too much, not too little) of nutritious food *** #5 - it is necessary that the child be supplied with a healthful amount of potable liquid
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