...There are many different things that I take into consideration when it comes to parenting. Parents have many different responsibilities but there are three in particular that I think are very important. Being a good role model is important, as well as listening to your children and disciplining them appropriately. If you want to be a good parent you have to put your kids first. The first responsibility that I think is very important is being a good example for your kids. Parents are examples for their kids whether they like it or not. My boys watch and copy everything that I do, and even if I don’t think their listening they are listening. If they see me finishing school and working a good job that’s what they will expect to do themselves because that is all that they know. Children are like sponges. I want to show my kids how to be a good person by being a good person myself. As a parent I want my children to know that they can be anything they want to be, but at the same time I am controlling their physical and moral environment so that they can be good people. I want them to be in an environment where they can develop habits of honesty, generosity, and responsibility. I think that one of the greatest things that I can do for my kids is to take them seriously and listen to them. My five year old is constantly showing me everything that he learns and it’s very easy to tune him out sometimes, but I think its very important not to. It is important to listen because if you don’t...
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...begin my speech, I hope you will forgive me if I just remind you about the missing of our MAS Flight MH370 which until now, nobody knew what happens to them. Few month back then, the mainstream media reported and follows the Tweet of Maira Nari, 17 years old daughter of Andrew Nari, one of the crew for that unlucky flight. “Come home fast dad, it’s the only thing I want” “Daddy, Liverpool is winning the game. Come home, so you can watch the game! You never miss watching the game. It’s your very first time” Judging from all those tweets, we can see that her daughter’s strength, emotion and loves to him, as a credits and the results him being a good and example parent, where his lost felt deep by his daughter. This is what my speech will elaborates about, what does it takes to be a good parents. Yes, you can find hundreds of websites, thousands of books, and no shortage of magazines about parenting, but if you ask few people about the most important parenting quality, you will likely end up with just as many answers. Some would say love, attention, money, wealth, food. Some would say spending quality time with them while others would say discipline. But what is it actually? Which and how these factors would make parents, good? The truth is, it is hard to say because a parent is not intrinsically bad or good; they are just a parent who makes good or bad choices. Parenting actually is an ongoing process that has some trial and error, and requires you to accept and learn from your...
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...Definition of a Good Parent Raising a child is not an easy task; and, not every person that has a child is equipped with what it takes to be a good parent. Each person has their own opinion of the definition of good parenting; however, there are a few basic, fundamental suggestions that some may want to consider when faced with child rearing. First and most importantly, a good parent should show love and affection toward their child or children. Secondly, it is also essential that a parent be able to set good examples for their children. Lastly, in order to be an effective parent, a person must learn how to take a break for themselves once in a while. A good parent shows love, is a good role model, and takes cares of their wellbeing. Love and affection is the foundation of a healthy relationship between a parent and their child. This suggestion applies to all parents, it does not matter how old they are, what color they are, where they are from, or if they are male or female. Taking care of a child’s basic necessities and keeping the child safe from harm is, without a doubt, part of the love and affection equation. Love and affection provides a sense of security and worth in a developing child. Being a good role model is also crucial when nurturing a growing human being. A good parent should remember that their actions speak louder than their words. A parent should set high standards for themselves and treat other people the way they would like to be treated. Being honest...
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...during your open day. Your speech is focused to this area, “ What does it take to be a good parent?”. In your speech, describe the characteristics of a good parent. Give specific details to explain your views. Use your personal observations, experience, and knowledge. It is a dream of every parent to see their children grow up and be a successful person. It is the duty of the parent to nurture their child since childhood so that they can shape their own future and ale to make a wise decision. Parent plays an important roles in educating their children. But not all parent know what it takes specifically to be a good parent to their children. First of all what it takes to be a good parent is to spend time with your children. One of the reasons why spending time with their children is important is because children need attention while growing up. Even teenagers need attention because they tend to be influenced by their peers. Negative influence can affect the children way of life. This also applies to young children. Sometimes young children cannot differentiate between what right and wrong. As a parent, we need to guide them and show what is good and what is bad. For example young children sometimes tend to take what doesn’t belong to them because they didn’t know that taking others belonging is consider stealing. So what the parent must do is by giving them advice that taking other’s belonging is wrong. Parent must guide them and give advice. Teach them to ask for apology...
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...Analyzing a Major Issue Bullying Bullying is a major issue in your country today. Many people think to themselves what does bullying really mean. “Bullying is an unwanted aggressive behavior among school age children that involves a real perceived power imbalanced”. (Stop Bullying) Bullying happens all over our country and happens in many different places. Here are some examples of Bullying teasing, name calling, inappropriate sexual comments, taunting, and threating to cause harm. As you can see bullying has many different forms. Bullying does not have to be right in front of a person. People could be spreading rumors, bad-mouthing a person and that still considered bullying. Now a day with the technology children and teens are being bullied by the phone, texting, emailing and video recordings. Bullying does not only have to take place in our schools. It takes place with sport groups, youth groups and yes it does take place with our adults in the work place. Yes its true bullying does happen among adults also in the work force. It seems weird and wrong because we are all adults and should know better but it’s true it happens. Bullying is also taking place with our seniors in their groups, nursing homes and senior living facility’s. Being bullied has many effects on children and teens. Some might become depressed and think that they aren’t loved, which will also play a toll on them always feeling sad. Anxiety could also become a problem with a child or teen because they won’t...
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...wholesome manner. It does not allow a hierarchy of priests or intermediaries between Allah and human beings, no farfetched abstractions and no complicated rites and rituals. Everybody can readily understand the Quran and follow in the footsteps of the Prophet (may Allah exalt his mention), to the best of his or her ability, assured by Allah that He will accept the deeds that each soul has the ability to offer (what means): "On no soul does Allah place a burden greater than it can bear." [Quran 2:286] When we read the Quran or the Prophetic traditions, we find instructions regarding all aspects of life: political, social, economic, material, ethical, national and international. These instructions provide us with all the details needed to perform a certain act. The Prophetic traditions go as far as showing us all the steps we need to follow, even the etiquette of using the bathroom: supplications to be said upon entering it and leaving it, how to clean ourselves properly and so on. To summarize, Islam governs a Muslim's life in all its aspects. This is the reason why it is not only a religion but also a way of life. Islam does not recognize any kind of separation between religion and life. It openly rejects the Western saying: "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and unto God what is God's"; for everything should be dedicated to God alone and a Muslim is required to submit himself completely to the Will of Allah in all his affairs (what means): "Say: ‘Truly...
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...father began to shift drastically. Gender roles began to take on a different shape in society. This meant fathers would take on the role of the mother and the mother would take on the father's role. However, many households did not always consist of two parents. Instead, there were single parent households. Women then were joining the workforce, and becoming less dependent on an income of men. Women were no longer in the house taking care of the family, which made it difficult to keep the family together. Fathers began staying at home and spending more time with their children (Atkinson...
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...explains different concepts about what makes an adult, not what is consider an adult by law. Feinberg talks about parents patriae which is the parents power to look over their children’s own good. Parents decided for their children because children do not have the capacity to do it for themselves. Its protecting children’s right, if parents torture, beat, mutilate children, or who refuse to permit children to be educated parents patriae will intervene for the child’s well being. Feinberg talks about self-determination and self-fulfillment, which are the concepts of how children become adults and the responsibilities that come as an adult and its decisions. Self-determination has two concepts which are the capacity and sovereign authority. Self-fulfillment is when the individual fulfills his/her own good. Feinberg defines an adult based on their capacities and knowledge to know what is the best for them, not their age. Depending on their abilities is how people get treated. It would be an adult legally but acts like a...
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...nursing practice. Health assessment included with subjective and objective data. Here Gordan’s 11 functional health assessment patterns are used to assess this family. The Gordon’s functional assessment patterns are a valuable tool for assessing and evaluating the family’s traditional health patterns, and permitting the health care provider to look at the inside of the overall health of the particular family. Family Background The family I selected belongs to an African ethnic group. This essay discusses the health pattern and functions of Nyennoh’s family. This is a nuclear family with mother of age 32 father of 34 and three children of age groups, eleven year old boy, nine year old girl and five year old boy. Both of the parents are working, and splitting their days of taking care of the children. Mother is working as a nurse at the hospital for three days and father working as a respiratory therapist at the neighborhood hospital for three days. The children are going to the neighborhood school. Among their three children, nine year old girl has been diagnosed with sickle cell anemia from the...
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...society, helicopter parenting has become more evident as recent statistics are finding that child related dangers are decreasing drastically. Unfortunately for helicopter parents, many studies are finding that this type of parenting has adverse effects, leaving many parents with a difficult decision on whether or not to continue that parenting style. While the goal of most helicopter parents is to try and raise a successful child, sometimes parents do not accomplish that, and instead, unknowingly harming them. Helicopter parents take an overprotective stance in raising their child from birth to adulthood. While being overprotective does include fearing for their child’s safety, helicopter parents take it one step further and do not...
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...leaves, Shane continues to scream and cry until I am able to soothe him. A lot of children experience this type of anxiety from separating with their parents. I plan on having both parents and the child come into the class before the first day so they can get comfortable and familiar the classroom. I expect some children to have a hard time separating from their parents because some has never been away from them since birth. For Shane I will talk to mom before the first day and ask her if it is possible for her to drop him off and leave quickly instead of hanging around. I will explain her that hanging around will only make him upset longer. I will also practice fun ways to say bye with Shane that will eventually calm him when parting. Majority of my students are four some are five so I think pairing them up with a buddy in the class will be helpful. Their buddy will be there when they need a hug or even encouraging words when they are upset. I want to do whatever I can to make sure the students in my class are comfortable but I also do not want them to think it is ok to throw tantrums. After Shane is calmed down I will invite him to join the rest of the class. I will give him a hug or let him know in some other way how he can get my attention when his behavior is good. I do think that eventually Shane will get better. If his parents and I work together on both ends he will know that he will not get attention when he is acting out. I will continue doing this throughout the whole...
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...body. Girls are slightly lighter and shorter than boys at ages 6-8, and then at age 9 it gets reversed. Around the middle childhood age the lower portion of the body is growing fastest, children appear to look long-legged. Girls end up having slightly more body fat and boys have more muscle. Between ages 6-8 the child should be able to do independent things like dress themselves, and tie their shoes. Children also start to develop more independence from their parents. It becomes important for a child to have friends and a social life. They pay more attention to friendships and teamwork. They feel that it is important to be liked and accepted by friends. There is also late middle childhood, which is from ages 9-12. Children at this age become more into have friendships and independence, but there is also a lot of peer pressure at this age. If children are confident with themselves they will be less likely to be bullied. But by now the child will start eating more and can start to become obese. Parents need to make sure that what their child is eating is healthy. The more obese the child gets the less active they get, and they will be picked on for being overweight. They will start to hit puberty by now, especially for girls. They will start to develop breast, and have to start wearing a training bra. Everyone will hit puberty at different times, and if a lot of the girls have hit puberty and some haven’t they could be made fun of. For the boys, they will start to get a deeper voice...
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...GuiltDuring preschool age, kids are gaining a control to world by playing and interacting with others. When they fulfill their need of control and ability to socialize with others they do not lack self-doubt (Cherry, 2013). | School-Aged Erickson’s Developmental Stage: Industry vs. InferiorityDuring the school age years, children develop through social interactions, encouragement from parents, teachers and peers, and gain a sense of pride in their accomplishments. Without the right encouragement and play with others, they may not develop the self-confidence (Cherry, 2013). | Pattern of Health Perception and Health Management: List two normal assessment findings that would be characteristic for each age group. List two potential problems that a nurse may discover in an assessment of each age group. | 1. Can name and point to body parts such as legs, arms, and feet. 2. Relies on us (parents) for all health maintenance, but tries to brush his/her own teeth with parent supervision. | 1. Child can understand when they are sick and able to communicate with the parents. 2. Can identify if allergic to a food and can tell others. | 1....
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...permission.” School uniforms should not be mandatory for young children. Kids in schools should have the freedom to choose their outfits. Permission from adults on what to wear. Having the freedom to choose will take a lot of pressure off the adults. Even though having school uniforms lives would be easier. Everyone would feel equal, and there would be less stress. School uniforms should not be allowed. School uniforms are not going to stop bullying, school uniforms are not going to stop judging, and school uniforms are going to be costly. Today, bullying is a main cause around schools. Bullying occurs everywhere. It does not matter what an individual is wearing, or who they are, bullying still occurs. “The judgment of the Lord are true and righteous altogether” (Lincoln 280). If the...
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...Truth and Validity Exercise Does the credit card habit create or promote carless spending or particularly among you adults? The question remains should credit card companies issue credit cards to young adults under twenty-one years of age .Do young adults see this as free money or as a chance to establish good credit that can help them in future investments .If carless spending takes place this can hurt young adults for years to come were many don’t recover for years. What can be done to help young adults from falling down the wrong path and make the correct decision? I once was a young adult with tons of credit card offers. Yes I saw it as free money I was never brought up the importance of credit and many of today young Americans. This argument could be considered as valid when viewed in the context of being a deductive argument. A deductive argument is said to be valid. We know that the credit card habit promotes careless spending because research indicates that credit cards have an unconscious confusing characteristic. The idea is to stay within a budget using a credit card, which , in order to do you have to remember the prices for each item you buy and keep track of how those prices relate to your overall budget. (White, Sept) A mature person is self-directing, so parents who make all their children’s decisions for them usually show the kids of not having responsibility. The pros and cons of owning a credit card can be good and bad .It can either set you up in...
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