Mum/Dads...if your child would be likely to listen, what is the one piece of advice you would give them?

Mine would be: ';Always listen to your mother because she is actually right about most things.';Mum/Dads...if your child would be likely to listen, what is the one piece of advice you would give them?
';Just because he says he loves you it DOESN'T mean you should have sex with him';Mum/Dads...if your child would be likely to listen, what is the one piece of advice you would give them?
';My dear child, do anything you want that can make you %26amp; your loved ones happy, which you can proudly share with your child when you grow up one day!'; - say these words quite seriously to your child with a pleasant smile on your face and you are most certain to notice an acceptable behaviour from your child. All the best %26amp; love your child with a responsible attitude always! - Pepman
If a problem won't result in the end of the world, don't stress about it as there is always tomorrow, tests can be resat, assignments can be resubmitted and if your boyfriend dumps you he wasn't worth keeping anyway.


And if the assessment item was really that important you would have done it properly in the first place!





Oh, and don't give cheaters second chances, once a cheater always a cheater.
Child your a sapling that requires me to nourish, nuture %26amp; encourage strong roots within you. Jump out too quickly from that nursery %26amp; life will buffer you about ... you may not survive the storm. Roots are made stronger with time %26amp; wisdom ... make sure your life partner is of strong roots %26amp; not a weed ... weeds blow about in the wind from place to place, suffocating unlovingly %26amp; unfaithfully. Stand strong so that you may blossom %26amp; your bough be strong enough to carry your own family or shelter your loved ones.
It doesn't matter how smart you are, it matters how hard you work. I know a lot of deadbeat geniuses and a lot of amazingly successful people of average intelligence.





Never start smoking! You'll spend the rest of your life trying to quit!
whatever you do in life, always try your best, if you don't, then you are letting yourself down, (always said, and would say, that they would not be letting me down, just themselves).
Don't dwell on the past, use every mistake you make to teach you how to be a better person, and above all else, love everything you do. =)
Above all else, respect yourself and treat others as you want to be treated, but don't let anyone mistreat you. Put God, Family, %26amp; Self at the top of your priorities.
life is short, keep your family and good friends around you and try and find a job you love, work hard to pay the mortgage off asap, then enjoy life!
Yours is good so since i cant use that one i would want my kids to know that everything will always be ok, even when your confronted with tragedy, everything will be ok.
Question everything. Even me.
Do not listen to or repeat gossip - EVER!!





I gave this advice to both my son and daughter when they went to grade 6 and they have thanked me in later years.
don't be in such a hurry to grow up. enjoy being a kid while you can. being an adult isn't all it cracked up to be!
Fish said it first: Question everything.
Please try your hardest at school and don't listen to what the other kids say!
Just do what makes you happy.
trust your instinct do what feels right and dont do what you know/think is wrong because youll regret it
Be kind to yourself, always.
Enjoy school. Because it really IS the best days of your life!!
learn from your mistakes
always treat other people the way you would like to be treated
manners don't cost a thing
stick to your beliefs and be yourself
To grow up to be true christians, always trust in the Lord and follow him.