Are The Parent To Blame?
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Re: Are The Parent To Blame?
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I can't agree with you less! The parents lay the foundation on which the children are developed upon... Remember "train up a could the way s/he should grow......
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I agree with you that parental love is immeasurable. The parent will always do what is best for the child and thus raise him. However, the child is again a person for himself and has his own decisions that are not always related to the parents.Christieee wrote: ↑07 Sep 2020, 08:01 Parenting is difficult. A parent could do everything within their power for their child, but something unexpected could always happen. As a parent though, you love your child regardless. This, I think, can also be applied all the relationships explored in the book. Lena loved her boys, but her love was not enough. Unexpected things can always happen.
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I agree that parents have a big role because they are the main factor in the child's growth, but in the end, but also through life, children gain other experiences and meet other people, so they can change opinions and form new ones.
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I agree. Often times and in life parents have to endure “ugly looks” and the like because they have allegedly raised a child poorly, however the observer can never know the whole story. I believe most parents give to a child and raise him the best they know how.dianaterrado wrote: ↑21 Sep 2020, 00:16I think parenting is hard and that there is no right or wrong way to do it. But I do believe parents have a huge impact on their children's lives and can influence whether a child would grow up good or bad. I think the characters in the book did what they did in the ways they know how.Joseph_ngaruiya wrote: ↑04 Sep 2020, 09:45 Joey is always saying that the boys should be left alone to toughen up. Maureen is too busy working to take care of Kalayla, and Lena has had it with the boys. From their stories, what is your view on parenting? Is it the reason Kalayla and Lena's children grow the way they are? Would you blame parenting to the moral uprightness or bad character of a child?
Did Joey, Jamal, Maureen, and Lena nurture their children properly?
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That is well said. However, I believe parents play a crucial role in how the kids end up. If a child grows up with self-esteem and self-awareness, they are bound to fall less into peer influence. Kalayla doesn't get much time as required with her mum. It must have been the reason she was always yearning for attention whenever she could get it, be it from Lena, uncle Clarence or Rico.Higher25 wrote: ↑24 Sep 2020, 23:58 Like a friend said, two kids raised in the same circumstances would turn out different, one just fine and the other a stubborn ruffian. Beyond parents is friends who count to a point in the making up of ones behavior, here as well, two kids would turn out different, one just fine despite bad influence and the other a ruffian even with good influence. Its a complicated issue. Depends on the individual how to turn out I'll say.