21st-century parents Good day, beautiful ladies and gentlemen. I'm @Tigrace; this is my first post in this community, thoughtfuldailypost.
hope I'm welcome 馃. Thank you for dropping by my blog.
21st-century parents, this is something that I have wanted to talk about for a long time now. With the kind of parents I'm seeing these days, I wonder what the next generation will look like. First, let me talk about some of the experiences I had with some parents, and it got me wondering. If the parents think before reacting to some of the decisions they make about their children.
These days I see teenagers walking half naked, and nobody is saying anything about it. Try talking to the parents of these children, and the next thing you hear is to mind your business. Gone are the days when you hear, Children are not only the responsibility of parents to train, but it is also the responsibility of the society at large to train.
Something happened some months ago in my house, and the reaction I got from the parents made me ask myself, like, what is the next generation going to look like? Let me tell you what happened. So in my community, sixty percent of the children in my community, loved playing in my house; they could come watch cartoons and also play football. So one day, my neighbor children were playing with my child, riding bicycle 馃毑 to be precise, and they were riding it very rough.
I was in the house 馃彙 doing some house chores and minutes later, I had my son crying horribly. I ran out to see what the cause of his crying 馃槶 was, and lo and behold, they ran off my son with the bicycle. I scolded them, and I had to take my child to the hospital for a proper medical checkup.
And guess what? This woman had the guts and the audacity to come to my house,to say she came to warn me never to ever scold her son again, and she didn't even asked ask how my son was faring. I couldn't sleep, just wandering. What kind of parents is this? Her child was wrong, and yet she still came to my house to warn me.
Oh my, I feel very bad 馃槥, even cry. I called my husband to explain everything to him and asked him if I was wrong by scolding the children. My husband's words were my comfort that night. It looks like some parents are not meant to have children forgive my manners but. And I ask again, what is the next generation going to look like? Thanks for reading through.
