How do we Rate as Parents

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How do you rate as a parent?
Parenting is no easy task, but it can be one of the most enjoyable and rewarding experiences that a parent could possible have if only they would take the time to practice the art of being the best parent they could possible be.

Sometimes we must look into the mirror and ask ourselves, how do we rate as a parent? Am I living up to the standards that God had set down for me to raise my children? Am I doing all that I can do to help them to become all they can be? These are just a few questions that we may ponder as we look into the eyes of that beautiful angel that God has placed in our care for a while to give them all the love and nurturing that they so richly deserve.

When God allows a new born to be placed in our care, that is an awful lot of responsibility and power that we have over the life of another human. Some of us do very well and others do very poorly. Where ever we fit into the role of parenting, we must take a hard look at ourselves and what we do to accomplish the goal that has been set before us.

Allow me to share with you some observations that I have learned through the years, and please note, everything that we do are say, our children are watching and becoming imitators of who we are. We are who they really want to be. Young girls begin by putting on their Mothers make up, dressing up in Moms clothes and high hill shoes, and young boys do the same with their fathers. I know this to be a fact, because I watched my own children as they prepared themselves for adulthood.

Let me start with the word honest, it is the primary key to getting our children to be honest with us, with themselves and the world. When we are honest, most of the time our children will also be honest.

Love, showering your children with all the love you can muster, will help to make your children loving.

Tolerant, when we learn to be tolerant ourselves, and practice it daily with them, they will also be tolerant.

Sportsmanship, all children grow up wanting to play some sort of shorts, when we demonstrate good sportsmanship they will be good sports.

Humor, when we meet life with laughter and a twinkle in our eye, our children will develop a sense of humor.

Thankful, when we are thankful for life blessings, our children will also be thankful.
Praise, when we learn to speak words of praise they will also learn how to praise others.

Failure, when we confront failure, defeat and misfortune with a gallant spirit, they will learn to live bravely.

Faith, when our lives affirm our faith in the enduring values of life they will rise above doubt and skepticism.

This is just a partial list that I found helpful in raising my children, you can add your own thoughts and come up with a plan that will help to make all of us become better parents, and in the end our children will be better prepared for leadership and can help to make this world a much better place for all future generations. You must stop pointing your fingers to the heights that you want your children to scale, but start by climbing, and your children will follow. Be Blessed