grow your child's career using the secret
By Artupe
@artupe (83)
Hyderabad, India
April 5, 2016 10:56pm CST
many small kids try to ignore their studies to feel free.
they don't no about what is the carrier and even they don't no about their timing importance
they only know that they are child and nothing more than that..
some parents do force to the kids for study but 99.99% child's are fails in that case of study.
child's will be study if you give them freedom to play on ground
ask them what they want why and tell them politely then they will 100% accept your request try at once and comment in my page to help others child's to grow up child's life easily to be successful
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6 responses
@cherriefic (10400)
• Philippines
6 Apr 16
It actually depends on the child. There are different ways to approach each of them cause no child is alike.
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@artupe (83)
• Hyderabad, India
6 Apr 16
@cherrifiefic its Depend on you how you treat the child not totally depend on child
@iamshane487 (1139)
• Manila, Philippines
8 Apr 16
That is right. We should tell the children gently to take respect.
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@Shayani (250)
• Pune, India
6 Apr 16
I believe every child is not made for everything, and at child hood children are not matured to understand the about career and achievement of their dreams. Many vital things depends on the kind of upbringing the parents are giving to the child. If you are planning that you will be achieving your dreams through your child and will push him/her for what you wanted to achieve in life , then this is a wrong tendency.
Child upbringing is one of the toughest job a parents need to undertake and a child's mentality depends on how he/she is interpreting the things.
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@Ruby3881 (1963)
• Canada
6 Apr 16
There is a great deal to be said for the value of play. In fact, many educators feel that autonomous, unstructured play should be considered a child's main "work." Studies have shown that in the early elementary years, homework is of little to no value. Far better to allow children free time for play.
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