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Parenting Part 1

Parenting Do not neglect his needs and deeds Since it may turn out to be the seed of his greed Sown as a creed in his mind to be freed As he might breed negative thoughts If you don’t meet his needs Do not overlook his feelings and thoughts So that he may not grow haughty and act naughty Do not disregard his will and intentions But show interest in his moods and emotions And respect by giving him your attention Don’t let his attempts go unnoticed, be of appreciation And tell him how he is your admiration Do not discourage his opinions and ideas Since he may close his mind and will not share his fears Do not let your influence be felt far away Because he is on the verge to walk away Without your consent he might run away And you might loose his touch since he’s mind is far away With friends, away from home he goes away and stays away Since your presence is absence of his influence And your presence is an offence in his presence In fact your influence does not teach commonsense Because your presence in his presence is all pretence and nonsense Be real with him and tell him how everything is, he will understand Become his friend and let him be your friend, he will appreciate Remain an influence in his life and let your impact be his inspiration Become his friend’s friend and let him learn to share with you, he will be open Play with him and give him your time, he will be excited Since in a child’s dictionary: play is love, love is time shared together Allow him to participate in the house chores, he will play his role Have a time you take him out, since his friends will entice him with that Let him learn from you your interest, if you want him to admire you since you are his semi-god... be his model...be his coach...be his mentor

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