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Actions speak louder than words. I absolutely believe that.
Yes I get this for sure. My kids respond better when they seem me doing as I say. They catch their dad saying no gadgets at the table but then he uses one at the table occasionally. I find that maddening. Do what you say and model it properly for all.
Being a role model and “walking the talk” to our children is so important thanks for allowing us to reflect on this topic.
Kids see everything, even when you don’t think they’re paying attention.
I think very few people walk the talk at all times. There are probably some people who are very self-disciplined and constantly work on themselves though. Perhaps some monks?
I hate double standards–wherever they may be. Every day, news articles point them out, to everyone’s horror.