A Nigerian African folktale story about the woman who never disciplined her son.
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Well. The Bible says we should train up children in a way they will love and not depart from. I'm not against gentle parenting per se but I think parenting is loving a child enough to teach them discipline, respect, humility and morals so that they can be confident enough to express themselves in a humble way is the goal.
Another beautiful story my queen ❤❤❤
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Another beautiful one 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
OMG, our dad would lecture us for hours. Our father never yelled, belittled or hit me or my sisters because he said that he never wanted us to get used to a man yelling at us, degrading us or raising their hands upon us. Whenever discipline was required it was our mother who dealt it but never with a heavy heart or hand. Our parents always said that they were raising us up for the world and not just for them. We were disciplined accordingly.
Very true cus sometimes I find it hard to tell my lil angel to go to bed cus she doesn’t like that but I do it anyways and after 5-10min s she’s sleeping 😍
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Nice one ma 7
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L'éducation bienveillante ne demande pas à ce que l'on n'impose pas de cadre et le respect à ses enfants.
Cela dit, Deborah n'avait plus Besoin de s'agenouiller pour parler à son fils à 13 ans. Il n'avait plus 5 ans !
Par ailleurs, n'oublions pas qu'on accouche d'un enfant mais pas de son cœur.
Il y a des gens qui ont été battus, malmenés et autres et qui ont mal fini donc ce n'est pas forcément l'éducation qui est en cause.
Frapper (battre) et crier (hurler), bref maltraiter son enfant n'est pas Ancré dans nos traditions mais sont des comportements hérités de l'esclavage. C'est quelque chose à savoir et intégrer. Nous devons faire mieux.
Spare the road and spoil the child
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Telling a child the right thing doesn't mean that you don't love him/her, neglecting their missbehaviours is the worst part in raising a child, Thanks for sharing.
Nne lesson of this story is personal but guys don't fear giving birth ❤ 🙏
12:20 what’s going on😂😂😂😂😂
This gentle parenting without structure and boundaries can get parents into trouble. Good story 👏!
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Excellent story Anne, very interesting and educational for all parents and children, as much as I don’t like her parenting skills, she was never a problem to people ,and her son knows that his mother is not a problematic person.he made the choice to fight, be disrespectful, disruptive, evil, rude and finally a thief. All these are the choices he made, now he must live with the consequences of his action. Why was it so hard for him to choose to be a good person?
Great story
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He would have gone to prison, thank you Nne ❤❤❤
Normally gentle parenting doesn’t work, gentle parenting are for gentle children, great tale Nne ❤
Bible says train up a child in a way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it .
Bible didn't say you should bring a child up with an understanding.
Your so-called approach will make you learn a hard lesson.
Beautiful story Nne