
If you are mean to your child, this will shape the way they see the world, the way they see themselves, and the way they see you.
If you are patient, kind, supportive, and allow them to learn from mistakes in an environment of unconditional love, this will shape their basic nature and character.
If you give them what they need in terms of vocabulary and exposure to ideas and opportunities to challenge themselves and be creative, they will develop into an amazing human being.
But how does one do this in a world that demands the parent fight for their own survival and that of their children?
So far, parents succumb to the pressures of the system and instead of supporting their child to develop into their full potential as a benevolent creator, they mold them into a nasty consumer who's only real purpose is to keep the system as it is.
As a parent, if you truly care, you must become specific. You must enhance your ability to process information and develop a self-awareness that is so keen, that no thought, feeling, or emotion goes unnoticed with you or with another person and thus you are able to direct yourself and support others to direct themselves within the context of what is best for everyone.
If everyone did that, the environment that children grow up in would be supportive of their natural development into a fundamentally good person.
But of course, people will have all kinds of excuses, and yet none of those excuses are valid because they only lead to what is less than best.
Consider when a child plays with a set of blocks. You build the blocks up and the child knocks them down. Do you get angry? Do you attempt to control the child? Do you tell them, "Fine! You build them yourself then!"

If YOU DO NOT CHANGE, the WORLD WILL NEVER CHANGE.
The children are NOT the future. YOU ARE.
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