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VOICE YOUR VIEWS: INDULGENT PARENTS, SPOILT KIDS? Help in studies Parents should offer a mix of lenience and strictness, say readers Lavish Indulgent parents do not spoil their children. However, being lavish with children in all their actions will most certainly spoil a kid’s life. Parents must be friendly, but at the same time, they should make the children ... No respect Children whose parents are indulgent rarely learn respect for others, and have difficulty controlling their behaviour. We must recognise the child’s need and interpret his behaviour from his perspective, not our own. ... Bad habits If parents ignore the activities of their kids, then they are spoilt by friends and learn many bad habits such as smoking, drinking, using drugs, gambling, stealing etc. M.L. Rangarajan Thadagam Road R.S. Puram ... Yielding to demands Parents play a pivotal role in moulding children. Parents yielding to the unnecessary demands of children will be harmful to the latter. However, the denial should be convincing. K. Jimmy Lawrence Tiruvalluvar Nagar ... Quality time Parents who have limited time with their children do not want to lay any inhibitions on their fancy needs. This develops negative behaviour such as arrogance, stubbornness etc., which ultimately spoils the kids. If parents set aside some time ... Guidance Excessive lenience Parents’ indulgence need not always the spoil kids. The problem arises only when freedom and excessive lenience is taken advantage of by the children. G. Anusha Final B.Com Sri Ramalinga Sowdambigai College of ... Not aware A few parents are indulgent, and are not aware of the children’s mindset. This not only spoils the children, but also affects their grand children. R.M. JAYADEEPA I M.Sc Bioinformatics G.R.D College of Science ... Compromise Nowadays children demand more from their parents: clothes, electronics, foods and other luxuries. It’s up to the parents to not over-indulge them, and be firm when needed. Compromise on both sides would save arguments and fights. ... Their childhood A few parents are indulgent. They think that their child must get everything that they missed out on in their childhood. Parents who have no time to spend with their children also grant all the child’s wishes. Freedom to some extent is ...
Small wonders! A booklet and CD to help parents discover the genius in their child
Want to play Gandhi Ashutosh Rana believes the portrayal of each villain is different
Of short films, and a discussion A chance to meet the Mirugam team, courtesy Kalam A role to model Pankaj Kapur plays a dacoit-turned-social activist in Halla Bol
Beyond fusion Anoushka Shankar about her latest album Mercury rising rock revisited Weather Report succeeded from gypsy strains to electric jazz
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The Lola sextuplets Lola Kutty’s five sisters are all set to take over television
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