> > Part of the drilling is personal responsibility. They should understand > > the ultimate responsibility for their failure or success comes from within > THEM. We as parents are going to make mistakes. Forgive them their > mistakes and be honest with them about your own and be ready to change your > tactics at the drop of a hat. Not all kids are the same; what works for one > may not work for the other. It's the hardest job in the world and probably > the most unappreciated. > Sooo right, Don! We're all a complex mixture of nature and nurture and part of the art of "good rearing" is really KNOWING your kids. They are all different and much of this isn't just due to environment. My sister has non-identical twin girls who, despite the fact that they look quite alike, couldn't be more different.
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