This week when I was searching online for my blog post, I came across this amazing video. This video shows how the way that parents, adults and even teenagers act around children can affect them. It affects the way they act, dress, and even the way they socialize with others. Parent have the greatest influence on their children, so when they see them acting in a bad way, for example giving the middle finger, their child is prone to doing the same thing. This can have an impact on the way children socialize because if they see their parents getting into fights, or acting in a certain way, they too might act the way their parents do. The message this video gives off is a great one and I hope that you too are impacted by it and try a little harder next time you are around children to act in the right manner. To view the video please click on this link: social message
This video was such an eye opener! I completely agree with you when you say that parents have the greatest influence on children. This video really showed how children not only pick up the positives but how they also follow the negative actions and words. After seeing this I got goosebumps because I never really thought that much into this topic. Children defintely learn alot from their parents and I guess its the good and the bad.
ReplyDeleteI agree that parents definitly have a major influence on their childrens social development, behaviors, and habits. But I also feel that in young children with older siblings and older cousins, they shift from trying to follow and do everything their parents do, to following and wanting to do what their older siblings and cousins do. For example, my cousin Juliana is heavily influenced by her older brother and sister and my brother and I. She does cheerleading becuase her sister does it, she curses, and knows things that 8 year olds really shouldn't know and would rather watch teen mom than disney channel shows. So i feel that in cases where young kids have older kids to look up to the try to follow and do everything they do rather than followin their parents.
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