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mitzi — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 04:23:33 GMT

First and foremost is to teach children tolerance for all beings.

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scoutmom — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 03:59:45 GMT

One of the most important values I strive to teach my children is honesty...To understand the importance of telling the truth, of doing an honest days work, to be honest in their expectations.

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fleur_de_lis — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 03:47:46 GMT

I think all of these are extremely important as well, and I am going to add one more. I think it is important to teach your children not to quit--if they start something, they should finish it. Too many kids give up when the going gets tough and never see things through to the end.

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soccer ref — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:51:33 GMT

One value that parents should be sure to instill in their children is a respect for authority. Too often we see young people running rampant with an attitude of "you can't make me." What has happened to respect? When did we abdicate authority? Children need to learn that people in a position of authority (because of position or age) should be shown respect. Is there an exception to this? Yes, of course. There are times when it is reasonable to expect a child to realize that someone is abusing their authority or misusing it. At times like this, they need to understand that not all people handle authority well, but that there is an inherent trust that must be kept when one is given authority. And occassionally they may find themselves in a position to step around that person and go to someone else of a higher authority. They are still respecting the position, but understanding the human nature that goes along with it.

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j15bell — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:49:10 GMT

The top value I believe is of utmost importance to instill in my children would be the ability to become an independent adult. This includes being able to support their selves and potentially support their family when and if needed singularly. There are times we are not in control with what our universe throws at us.

The benefits of this independence will hopefully hand them the tools needed to have a great work ethic so sorely missed in our country lately.

If I will be able to provide them this independence through hard work and allowing them to mature in the way we all have at those specific age stages they should come away being productive adults. With the ability to walk a life being kind, considerate and compassionate to everyone they encounter. Without needing to know the rest of that individuals story.

Too many times I have seen parents mistake knowledge for maturity. This is usually a result of the parents indulgence in allowing their children access to mature subject matter via the many forms of technology.

Let them experience life slowly, allowing them to make mistakes, experience consequences within reason, back up threatened consequences and be around when they make huge mistakes while they are under your roof. Hopefully when they are out on their own. They really are!

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slokay — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 23:54:43 GMT

I think it is important to raise your child to respect others by treating them as they would want to be treated.