When the child is 17 and chooses a certain college or job, it’s their decision. Also in other situations, we can protect or shield them, but I’d say it’s wisdom to keep lines of communication open. And not dismiss them when they do something that’s perhaps not too well thought out.
That makes some sense, and we need to allow our children to grow. However, you did not answer my question.
Seen. But, I deal with an age group that’s no longer in need of me coming to their rescue. Hence the poem.
I see.
If I see a tiger in the forest, would you like for me to to tell you?
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Umm… Yeah, I disagree. Most of the time young people can’t see far enough ahead. Little things add up to big things and they can be hurt for life.
Maybe it depends on how young they are…
If I see a tiger in the woods, do you wish for me to tell you?
When the child is 17 and chooses a certain college or job, it’s their decision. Also in other situations, we can protect or shield them, but I’d say it’s wisdom to keep lines of communication open. And not dismiss them when they do something that’s perhaps not too well thought out.
That makes some sense, and we need to allow our children to grow. However, you did not answer my question.
Seen. But, I deal with an age group that’s no longer in need of me coming to their rescue. Hence the poem.
I see.
If I see a tiger in the forest, would you like for me to to tell you?