I see less and less discipline in the homes by the showing of more and more of what is called “time out” means of disciplining children in the home. Sometimes that may be the proper means of disciplining children, but it is not only way. Believe it or not the lack of proper parental training is the reflect to the lack of common sense in life when these children becomes adults.
When I was going to a technical school, we were graded on the 10 important ethics. It was very insulting to me that I had to do it. I understood why it was being done, but the issue is I was trained properly in the home. Why are so many parents are not doing this for their children? Once these children becomes adults, it is ever so harder for them to learn these important skill. It is easier for them to learn all of how to behave and all the things parents should be teaching them from birth to adulthood.
To my way of looking at life, the worse abuse that a child can have is when parents do not train and discipline their own children while they are children. The results are more then just bad dressing habits at work or where ever. Common sense is not an a given. It comes from the training and knowledge that children learns throughout their lives. The more a child can learn while being a child, the more common sense will be applied. If parents do not teach their children, then hardly no application can be applied to the situation in life in adult life.
When a child becomes an adult with proper training in the home, as an adult proper self esteem will be the guide. No one can truly live their lives with out mature and healthy self esteem. With this we can take challenges and proper risk that allows us to go forward in life. It is the scares of bad parenting that turns most people into serious depressions. Life in itself is hard, but with all that parents can teach and the love that comes with it, can make a giant difference.
In proper training can we all be team players. This is what Helen Keller said, “We live by each other, for each other, alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much. Only love can break down the walls that stands between us and our happiness.” When parents do train their children properly, children will then learn about love. It was discipline that Helen Keller had to learn first before her Teacher could teacher. To be teachable one must be humbled.


