Reading some of these responses,all I can say is,there has to be a middle ground of common sense somewhere. There seems to be a segment of the population who favor the "nanny state" where we're told what to do every minute of our lives,but there must be a growing part of the population who think kids are born with a lifetime of knowledge. These kids are born an empty vessel. They don't know anything until they're taught. Common sense is learned,not passed on through heredity. Some of you remind me of a person who's kid got locked up and they're flabbergasted,can't believe their little angels would do such a thing!
Then if you ask them if they ever taught them not to,the answer is "No,I trust them to do the right thing". How do you know they know the right thing unless you teach them??!!
Some of you who want to bring up water buckets,bathtubs and bicycles,don't be shocked when your little angels are in the emergency room or on the wrong side of iron bars.
You have to know more than a kid and be more responsible than they are if you want to raise one.
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