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I don't have kids myself (yet!) but these seem like some wonderful tips, and I agree completely. Very valid information here :)
ReplyDeleteSo true , looking back my folks did the same for me and i plan to do the same for my children
ReplyDeleteGood, solid advice. My kids are still trying to find their "why" in life. However they are still very young. Good article. Thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteYup, I do try to do all of these things as a mother. I do try to expose them to a lot, and we love to take vacations when we can!
ReplyDeleteThese are all great ways to help your child. I think my kids always got the most exposure in school.
ReplyDeleteI believe the investment piece is overlooked A LOT. It's so important to give your children a fighting chance by investing time, money and resources into what they show interest in both academically and extracurricular.
ReplyDeleteThese are great tips. We love to travel with our boys and take them in day trips. We are always planning and saving for their future education as well.
ReplyDeleteThese are great ideas! I know with my daughter she loves history so not only do encourage it, we make sure sure she has an outlet to learn about it.
ReplyDeleteGreat tips! We do all 3 of those things in my household. We take trips several time during the year. We invest into them and I am their biggest cheerleader.
ReplyDeleteThose are all great steps! I believe it's our job as parents to guide them, teach them and then set them free to fulfill their dreams.
ReplyDeleteThe gift of time and a godo education are a must in my opinion. My mom was used to tell me that best inheritance I would get was my education and she was right.
ReplyDeleteGreat advice. I am a mom and a teacher who has raised two kids. Encouragement is so important. Don't forget they are not robots. Catch them doing good.
ReplyDeleteThis are some great tips. I was looking for similar info. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am single and no kids yet but I must say I agree on your points. Definitely such things to consider. Taking note of this for the future.
ReplyDeleteThese are surely words to live by not just for kids but even as adults grow it ourselves everyday. Thanks for this post.
ReplyDeleteI belioeve the invest part its the nail on the head because having money for your kids future will never set them back in whatever they plan to do
ReplyDeleteYes, we do that, too. Investments and experiences, creating happy memories. However, sometimes, I can be rather sharp tongued. I try to keep it but sigh...sometimes I really lose it.
ReplyDeleteThis generation of children have so many options open to them that it can be quite confusing for them to settle down into a specific career. Being a patient parent would be the key to success as it is possible that they will make many mistakes and change many jobs between the ages of 20 and 45.
ReplyDeletei love the list you gave us. Yes on the exposure because it will open their eyes to new opportunities. Investing on their talents, too, is important. I believe, resources put on talents arent wasted. And yes, on encouragement. We need to show to our kids that we believe in them and in their capacity.
ReplyDeleteSpoiling kids at the early age will not give them good foundation as they grow. Letting them do what they want and passionate and guide them along the way, and allowing them to work on it on their own.
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