It's something I've noticed over the last 5 years, kids these days are super confident (great for them) but have little to no respect for others or elders
At least in posh societies, I think this has changed drastically.
An example from today
I know this is small. It's just I cannot fathom what the thought process is. And while this is small, I often see parents absolutely failing to have any control over kids.
Even if you try to raise your kid right, they will have other spoilt friends...
Whats the solution? What do you guys think?
Discipline has to be instilled at the house. I always behave in the manner I ask my kids to behave. That includes some serious behaviour changes. Before going to some place, I clearly tell them how they should behave and what is allowed and what is not allowed.
Those kids don't behave aggressively, their parents behave aggressively and entitled. They are just a shadow of the original. The so called posh societies are occupied by the worst scum.
That's true but. I am not sure if parents are spoilt or if they've just given the kid too much leeway because of excess money and everyone focusing and giving attention to one kid
I am curious. Once the kid goes to school, your control will reduce. Does that concern you? How do you plan for then?
The age between 1-12 is the most important. Untill they are teenagers we can track their behaviour. We can stop a whole lot of bad behaviour during this time. My theory is Once they are moulded at that time. it is largely easy afterwards.
For me i will raise my kid the way I have been raised. I think for spoilt friends we need to spend time with your kid every day, and ask about his/ her day. We could correct them early on itself if we talk. But if we think of them as nuisance/ liablity or didn't full-fill our duty as a parent both kid and us will have a tough time ahead
I have seen cases where the kids don’t respect their parents as well. And it’s scary to see how this generation is going to turn out when they get adults. I was raised in a strict family, at that time it felt like obligations but now I am thankful to be raised that way. I have those good values instilled in me.
An example from last week: At a party, an elderly woman came with food plate in one hand, she was looking for a space. A bunch of kids didn’t even bother to help. That’s when I got up from my place, offered her to sit and asked if she needed anything else. This is something you get when you are rooted!
Welcome to new generation of "Hum chote Mein itne shaitan nahi thein"....
Hahahaha I felt that man while typing this In a few years I guess I'll be stopping society kids from playing in common areas cuz they're coming in the way of morning walks
Or if their ball comes to my house, i'll just keep it 😂😂
I am facing the opposite problem. My kid now 8 yrs take everything at the absolute value.
When he was 5-6 yrs old his teacher and we asked him to be good boy and no fights, respect others bla bla. Explained him the process of conflict resolution. Result - Always got beaten by other kids in the class, follow process and complain with the teacher, teacher scolds the other kid but nothing changes.
We changed our strategy and ask him to fight back if someone hits him but never start any fight by yourself. Now if someone touch him he push them hard. Now kids don't fight with him but It feels bit over.
We are training him for sports and he do regular excercise that made other kids more vulnerable.
He is over disciplined. Will answer what is required and follow all the instructions.
We want him to be street smart and decide things by himself and make right decisions. He can't handle any new scenario and don't know how to behave if something unexpected comes up.
Oh Interesting
That's definitely unique. I think application of own discretion is what he needs to learn. It's great he listens, you'll just have to figure out and get him to trust his own gut.
Sports and team sports can prolly help
Raise your kid in a good way, with all the values & ethics you wanna teach him. Even if gets spoiled for a few years, he'll most likely realise it all when he starts his own life & understands the world
This is very fair
Adolescence is always tricky, them coming around to the right values at the right age is the important thing
Its simple kids replicate your actions. Which means for people who outsource their parenting to daycare has basically transferred their parenting rights to the State. And you know how state works only rights no responsiblities. As a young parent its your responsiblity to prevent this. And its basically done by treating your parents the way you want your kids to learn. You have responsiblity of 2 generations.
Also single child parents are more to blame as they have only 1 child so they child become more entitled sue to extra love and affection. This this create problem for the future partner of these kids. Clashes and ego issues. This is general observation not counting exceptions.
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