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I think, then, that it is the duty of the parent to prepare them for those decisions deemed likely to be encountered. Restricting the potential moral dilemmas t
by chrisrogers 15y ago
I think, then, that it is the duty of the parent to prepare them for those decisions deemed likely to be encountered. Restricting the potential moral dilemmas that a person (child) may encounter does no more to prepare them for that eventuality than does exposing them to the risk of that experience without adequate preparation.
- cheez 15y agoThis. It is the most painful thing to watch your child make a mistake. But to help them learn from it and avoid it in the future is worth it. It is even better when they don't make mistakes. Sadly, kids are small versions of their parents.