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ascnoel
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 Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 4:04 pm Post subject: A quality of skill required to be a good parent? |
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Using ONE word, please name a quality of skill you believe a person requires to be a good parent?
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cheerrios_
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| Patience. |
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InkiePinkie
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Ahh!!!
There are so many one word answers! "patience" is a good one!
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Golden Eagle
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Love and patience are probably the most important but I figure respect is important too, this is the word I came up with that covers that and many other situations 
Communication
My answer from experience to all problems that arize in relationships of any type.
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Be an organ donor; give your heart to Jesus.
Exercise daily; walk with the Lord. |
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Carol Ann
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| My one word is: Consistency! |
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mouse
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| trust... |
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j-siewert
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| Dedication |
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Kayla
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| Perspective. |
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sue dieter
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Resilience
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Does anyone there have tidbits, input, howto's in helping children adjust to being here in Canada in general. Mind you the language is not a problem. I'd like to hear of others experiences.Tks. |
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foxy_chicka
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In my opinion it would be unconditional love. I believe the word "respect" though pretty much covers it all.
I found a site today while being bored at work that I found very useful and it made me realize things that are important for a parent to make sure their child learns as they get older. I think I probably can't post the link in here though eh? Just in case I can't and it's something that anyone would like to read and learn like I did, you can go on google and type "27 Skills Your Child Needs to Know That She’s Not Getting In School".
Here's the link if I can post it:
http://zenhabits.net/2007/06/27-skills-your-child-needs-to-know-that-shes-not-getting-in-school/ |
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lyndafaye
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| flexibility |
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Mr DQ
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| Adaption |
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