After behaving badly, the 4 year old sits in the time-out chair crying and yelling about how life isn’t fair. Calmly sitting down next to her, her 6 year old friend nicely explains, “If you don’t learn to take responsibilities for your actions now when you’re a little girl, then you won’t grow up to be a very good or successful adult.”
If a 6 year old knows this, shouldn’t everyone?
This post is for One-Liner Wednesday, hosted by LindaGHill.
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This 6 years old kid have heard something at home. I wonder, if he understand the deeper meaning behind. If he does, all should know 🙂
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Definitely heard it at home, but what’s most important is that she, the 6 year old, listened and remembered it. That alone means that she is on the right path. Wish all kids would hear things like that at home and then remember it.
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I agree so much 🙂
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Should? Yes. Do? No.
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You are right about that. Rarely now days do people take responsibility for their actions. Their actions are either falsely justified or blamed on others.
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amen!
I remember a time when Mr. T was about that age and a friend of his had to clean his room and was throwing a fit and Mr. T goes “If you don’t learn how to clean your room, then when you grow up it will be messy and girls won’t want to come over”
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Wow! Good for him. He was right about that. Kuddos to you for teaching him well.
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I loved Kate’s comment! Mr. T. was wise beyond his years!
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He certainly was!
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Impressive 6 year old 🙂
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I agree and hope that she keeps that wisdom as she grows older.
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Very wise. There seems to be quite a bit of arrested development…
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You’re right about that.
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What a smart child 😉
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I agree and as long as she keeps that wisdom as the grows up then she’ll be good to go.
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YES! We absolutely should.
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What a much better world it would be if everyone would.
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A very wise 6-year-old.
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Yes, indeed.
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