Know your child

[peachey]

I was reading about parenting and come across this and wanted to share this with all parents out there.

Do you know what makes your child angry?
Do you know who your child’s best friend is?
What color would your child like his room to be?
Who is your child’s hero?
What is your child’s favorite color?
What most embarrasses your child?
What is your child most afraid of, and what other fears does she have?
What is your child’s favorite subject in school? Why?
How does your child feel other people see him?
If your child could afford to buy anything in the world, what would it be?
What is your child’s favorite television show?
What books does he like to read?
What would your child most like to change about her family?
What accomplishments is your child most proud of?
What are the biggest disappointments in your child’s life?
What are your child’s favorite things to do on weekends and holidays?
Does your child feel too big or too small for his age?
What gift does your child most cherish?
What person outside of your own family has had the most influence over your child’s life?
What is your child’s favorite time to do homework?
Does your child feel that she is treated fairly at home?
What about you would your child most like to change?

[cheennee]

true.. i also think that parents do really have to know that things about their kids...

[peachey]

I agree, I have 5 children all adults now but when they were growing up I had most of these questions covered.

I think if more parents would take an intrested with where,what and why what thier children are doing, there would be less problems wth children, teens in the world today.

We can not expect someone else to raise them or for them to know right from wrong we have to teach them ...Being a parent does not stop when they can eat and walk by themselves. It is a long process and goes on after they are grown and gone . Children need guidenss all the time.