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Should parents reward their children when they help others?
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Well, yes, of course that should be the parents response to give their children the idea that good deeds don't go unnoticed for instance.
If a child helps someone on the street with his parents should be proactive in recognizing his good action and give his favorite food as a reward in the long run.
It will encourage kids to help anyone even without any reward at all, It will become their automatic response are no I don't think that's necessary for the reason that it will give children the wrong idea that they should be rewarded every time they offer a helping hand.
I mean a pat on the back and praise would do the same job to encourage children to help others.
Therefore.
It isn't really necessary to reward them for every single good deed they do
If a child helps someone on the street with his parents should be proactive in recognizing his good action and give his favorite food as a reward in the long run.
It will encourage kids to help anyone even without any reward at all, It will become their automatic response are no I don't think that's necessary for the reason that it will give children the wrong idea that they should be rewarded every time they offer a helping hand.
I mean a pat on the back and praise would do the same job to encourage children to help others.
Therefore.
It isn't really necessary to reward them for every single good deed they do
Besides giving rewards will kill the real meaning of helping which is being good to others.
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Well, yes, of course that should be the parents parents' response to give their children the idea that good deeds don't go unnoticed for instance.
If a child helps someone on the street with his parents should be proactive in recognizing his good action and give his favorite food as a reward in the long run eventually.
It will encourage kids to help anyone even without any reward at all, It will become their automatic response are no I don't think that's necessary for the reason that it will give children the wrong idea that they should be rewarded every time they offer a helping hand.
I mean a pat on the back and praise would do the same job to encourage children to help others.
Therefore.
It isn't really necessary to reward them for every single good deed they do Besides giving rewards will kill the real meaning of helping which is being good to others.
If a child helps someone on the street with his parents should be proactive in recognizing his good action and give his favorite food as a reward in the long run eventually.
It will encourage kids to help anyone even without any reward at all, It will become their automatic response are no I don't think that's necessary for the reason that it will give children the wrong idea that they should be rewarded every time they offer a helping hand.
I mean a pat on the back and praise would do the same job to encourage children to help others.
Therefore.
It isn't really necessary to reward them for every single good deed they do Besides giving rewards will kill the real meaning of helping which is being good to others.
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