I thought of discussing my viewpoint with all of you in a single post as we think alike.
First of all, Thanks to everyone for reading this post, exchange your views, and clap👏 for everyone for contributing to society on their own way and thinking in that direction. . How come all of you are so wise, knowledgeable, and involved in noble deeds so early. Mera abhi takk bachpana nahii gaya.😆
Smitha: 1 must be solved with her getting help. There are many methods –medical, philosophical etc.
1. I feel most people don’t accept that they have some problem with them. Anger and stress issues are very normal things for people. Until and unless, some major problem, people don’t take medical help.
2. In India, people have the right to scold or slap their kids. If rules are strict here like in other countries in every case (like throwing garbage, misbehaving with girls) then half (in fact 3/4/) of the battle would have won.
Sweet_Tania: There are so many ways to teachchild in positive manner.
Absolutely,
But first of all, I feel it happens mostly with a girl child. Nowadays, Men love their daughters but women are biased against the girl children. Even today, we listen words from many women- agle ghar jaana hai, kaam toh aana chahiye.
Even I heard these lines from my bua, my uncle bcoz I was bzy in studies, less interested in household chores.But my mom who is only 12 the pass, never treated us different from my brothers. My mom is from a very conservative family, she was not permitted to study further despite being good at studies. That’s why she wanted her daughters to study and be independent. It’s not only the education, the mindset of people that matters.
T4Thaanafan : For years and years I have worked in this field: of child care, street and working children, and, yes, women's empowerment (esp. the girl-child.)
Education,environment, society - it all boils down to an individual's personal choice. If we want to change the world, begin with yourself, kind of thing. If as an individual one can gather others with the same ideals, then as a group one CANbring about changes.
It's like taking undueadvantage of a child who cannot retaliate. This has more to do with thepsychology of the parent/s rather than the education level.
No doubt about it.
On this, I want to share my experience with You.
I am sincere, punctual and my maths like 100 0n 100. As a parent, I also expected the same thing from my daughter. But I am fortunate that I realized very soon that being topper should not be the aim. For me, my child’ happiness, health and she enjoys her childhood- are important.
Its bcoz we ( My friends and I) analyze everything, read good books, and discuss with each other. You never know, which simple line, an event can change you, your perspective.
In a workshop, facilitator said, “ jab aap office mei hoteho, and boss par aap ko gussa aata hai, toh kya aap uspar haath utha dete ho-nahi. Bcoz you know the consequences, similarly you will never dare to hit a person stronger than you. Then why a small child. Bcoz he is weaker than you and will not retaliate.
Those words are imprinted in my mind and heart.
One more thing, I have never ever used words like dumbo, akal nahi hai,with any one
Even kids who come to me for clarifying doubts, I always use the word baache tum toh bahut intelligent ho. Really, it works.
Har parent at least, educated parent ko yeh samjhana hoga ki pehle tumhe khud ko change karne ki jaroorat hai.
Strancho: Also, willingness tochange and keeping a open point of view is very important. Nowadays everyonehas their own views formed about everything. Unless people are willing tochange nothing is gonna change.
I follow a simplemantra: DONT LOOK UP TO ANYONE, DONT LOOK DOWNON ANYONE. SEE PEOPLE AS THEY ARE.
You are right !!
Change is not always about big achievements, change is the way you think, you talk, and you act every day in your life. It can create a ripple effect, maybe slowly but for sure, will work.
My Mantra of life is :1. Introspect yourself, Analyse your mistake, and correct it, if you can, otherwise promise yourself, that you will not commit that mistake again. 2. Smile and make others smile.
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