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Parents
are using less physical punishment,
but permissive parents
could be doing something more harmful
Kids
learn from the environment they experience using their
parents guidance as role models and teachers. We
as a society have created an environment which is teaching
our kids
the wrong things. Today's parents may not be
hitting their children, but they are giving in when the child
argues for things. It is teaching them that we get everything
without doing anything, and that if we argue, that’s
how we get what we want. It’s human nature to want more
things, but we need to teach our children the proper way to
get them, so that they build self esteem and kids growing up
to become functioning adults in society. EasyChild gives parents
the power to form a strong close relationship with their kids
without the need for punishment.
Growing
up is tougher than ever before,
being raised
in a society which is
teaching dysfunctional behavior
In
today's competitive world of over-worked, over-stressed
parents, a lot of parents are buying love with
material things and money,instead of spending time with
their children and playing and listening to them. In a
lot of families, communications has broken down between
the parent and the child. Parents
are often feeling guilty and are getting frustrated which
makes them more likely to overindulge their children. EasyChild
makes it easy to be a consistent parent, setting
fair behavioral expectations and rewards.
The
evolution of television with 'reality shows' and 'talk
shows' has turned the world kids observe into a cruel and
materialistic place. Kids watch television and
absorb the storyline, then interact with other children,
passing these messages
about morality and ethics to other kids. Society has changed
a lot since the days of the Bradys and the Waltons. Children
carry these lessons into their daily lives and communicate
them through their behavior. EasyChild gives parents a
method for teaching their own morals and ethics and helping
monitor and filter the messages from the outside world.
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