Am I reading it correctly?😕 Was it Chhotu who asked these questions?😕
Chhotu - I am proud of you 🤗
Originally posted by: SmarterDesiKid
Set sumtin....😉
1. Would it be proper for a parent to hit their child if the child is selling drugs?
To my mind, Yes. Sometimes, you have to be the strict disciplinarian to ensure that your kid is not approaching doomsday
(I hope, I do not end up behind the US bars after this)
2. How much freedom should a child obtain to show that the parent is irresponsible, and does not take action of the child's behavior?
Enough to openly confront his folks about what he is going through and how they are failing to set examples for him to follow.
3. How can parents prevent a child from running away from home?
By spending quality time with the child, understand the psychological changes of his growing up years and accordingly transform themselves from the protective to strict to friendly parents
4. Can a child save a parent's relationship? How?
Yes – by being the bond that holds the couple together on the verge of their broken relationship. He can give them the feeling that even if they think they have failed as a couple, they have been wonderful parents and that should be another reason why they should give their relationship a second chance
5. Why do teens get addicted to drugs? Are family issues a cause of such actions?
Negligence, Loneliness, Some mental trauma of the past and a spoilt group of kids around whom he starts thinking as friends. Sure, a lot of it may have to do with some of the family issues and conflicts that the teenager is trying to cope up with day in and day out.
6. Name 3 best ways a Parent can support their child if their child is in a gang.
Spend more loving and quality time with the child.
Spend more loving and quality time with the child
Spend more loving and quality time with the child
7. How much should a parent care about their child's grades?
To the extent that the child is performing according to his/her potential. Not every child is a genius and the parents need to set the expectations accordingly for his/her performance.
8. Is it good, for the child, for the parents to be Over-Protective?
No. They are hindering the personality and confidence growth of the child by doing that.
9. Are parent's over-protective because they don't trust their child enough to be independent? How would a child avoid this?
Yes, that can be a reason for sure. The child can avoid this by not hiding information from the parent, and sharing his good and bad experience with his parents as a friend. Yes, some initial mistakes can be done, but experience and proper advice will take those imperfections away
10. second part of number 9. Is it a good solution to child's problem?
Yes it is