From what age? Important, as they need a certain period to invent themselves and experiment in their teens. They must become their own person, even when it can be painful. They are not cattle or property.
Rule 5 from 12 Rules for Life: Do not let your children do anything that
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Well... name 1 behaviour that's socially inacceptable that you want your want your children to do at home...
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This chapter made me look at the behaviour of my young nephews (and that of the adults around then) in an enterily different light.
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That is often a scary experience,huh? ;-)
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They aren't better or smarter inherently and are prone to corruption and malevolence if not reared properly
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Idk about this one. Parents tend to dislike when their kids bring any dissenting religious, political, philosophical, ot even musical views into their home. Such a rule could be easily abused by narrow minded parents.
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