I am thankful for:
My parents and grandparents for my values and morals they instilled in my while I was growing up. I am taking Sociology class this semester and one thing we were discussing a few weeks ago was the breakdown of the family and how things have changed in the last 50 years. Alan and I both agree that teaching our children about respect and responsibility is important. We try as much as possible to eat dinner together and have family time. Although, at times, this is difficult to squeeze in with every one's activities, we try.
I also want my children to respect others, as well as themselves. In this day and age, it's very easy for children to be exposed to things we feel are wrong and immoral. Television, video games, and toys often send wrong messages and it is our responsibility as parents to be there to teach them the difference between right and wrong. Take this toy for example:
Ok, I will get off my soapbox! Thank you again, Mom, Dad, Grandma, and PawPaw for teaching me all you did!!
1 comment:
I agree with you completely. I am NO fan of Bratz dolls. What's even worse than the Bratz Nighty Night doll, worse than any children's toy I have ever seen before....a ouija board! Yes, there actually IS a child's ouija board! It's even pink to make it more appealing! I was in shock! It made me so mad! Who in their right mind would let a CHILD play with one of those things? I wouldn't even want an adult "playing" with one...let alone a child! I have pretty much sworn off Toys R Us because they carry this mess.
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