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   m from m says:

   Jun 7, 09:41

   Oh, and I dont use Sarsons, I use Sainsburys

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   Mum from The Gutter says:

   Jun 6, 23:28

   Clare form Cheshire, although I see your point to a degree, you are such a perfect snob, I bet you even educate your children at home for fear they might actualy catch a cold lol

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   lucy from w/mids says:

   Jun 5, 01:45

   of course it is..to many people are popping out kids so they don't have to work but they can't be bothered to look after the kids either cos they are sat watching tv all day or smoking dope or worse.

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   Is good parenting a lost art?

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   clare from cheshire says:

   Jun 2, 11:51

   i think it comes down to sacrafice.. i won't allow my children to play out in the street due to there being children out there who i simply don't want them mixing with. i won't have all my hard work undone and expose them to something they've never been in contact with. lack of disapline/disrespectfulness/rudeness/being allowed to go where you want/when you want/smoking/drinking etc. i will not allow my children to contribute to the future anti-social problems.my children have been showed the basic skills that they need in life.love/respect/manners/patience..they are far from hermits the play out in our lovely garden. they have interests in nature,our pets welfare.my children are mature and assertive an dthey know what they want from life.children are sponges they absorb everything.i would rather rip out my womb than have a child that i let out to play at 9.30am and shout at them that i don't want to see you untill 9pm that night.its important to take full responsibiliti for your children so how can you do that if you have no idea where they are. there is still hope for every parent in the uk to stop contributing to anti social probs. look at your off spring as a mirror THEY REFLECT YOU

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   Is good parenting a lost art?

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   me from here says:

   Jun 2, 11:45

   we have kids and we both work, but not at the same time. my husband works days and i work 3 nights a week, this means that our kids always have at least one parent at home and always have one of us available to them, and they get plenty of quality time with their dad that many kids are missing these days. consistant steady parenting with both parents is the key to good parenting and there are still some of us that manage to maintain the work home balance and provide for our kids. the thing is kids are raised to be materialistic these days, and parents cave, if you raise your kids with values then they become valued kids its not rocket science.

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   Is good parenting a lost art?

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