Raise your child for courage!

It is the goal of every parent to raise their child to a physically and mentally healthy adult, but overtime does not help. Children struggle to explore their narrower and wider environment, and this can sometimes be dangerous. In addition to the young children, the parents are there, but as they grow up, they become independent, making their own decisions. Some are very good, others have a big slap and pain. Mistakes and mistakes can be painful both physically and mentally, but they are essential for self-knowledge development. They get to know their own abilities, their limits, which are needed to maneuver better in their lives.

We also have a hard time as a parent. We need to find a balance between not limiting them always and in everything, but not letting them go too far. Rules and frameworks are needed, but over-coordination is at least as harmful as it is for children.

In the animal kingdom, the stronger wins, and this may be true of man. Dominance doesn’t always prevail, but it can be decisive for someone to change, to embark on something, to be brave enough, or to sink into evil just because it is at least certain.

Outside the shell

Even as children, we experience how many and varied difficulties await us, but as adults it multiplies. Courage is therefore needed, but in order not only to overcome difficulties, but also to subdue them, it takes spiritual strength.

Among the seedlings there are also more timid, introverted and more reckless, extroverted. Whatever type of child we have, we need to provide them with a strong background where they can safely turn for help or be happy to be involved in the events of their lives. Let us be the bastions who will protect them when they need to and provide them with security.

Let them be those who do not always show only the beautiful side of life to their seedlings and do not create a fraudulent bubble to be protected. Leaving the bubble multiplies the difficulty for children, as if looking at the real world and showing and talking about reality according to their age.

We need to be able to explain the rules, follow them and, if necessary, insult them, but let us not forget to praise them even in justified cases. It can also become a double-edged sword if not used at the right time and without reason.

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