Some adults lack morality even after an entire lifetime. Yet, as this study shows, constructive ethical values are something that the vast majority of us are born with:
https://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/09/magazine/09babies-t.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0^
So when does one lose one’s moral compass? Perhaps, like almost any quality in life, it has to be cultivated:
https://littlebearabroad.com/raising-pippi-longstocking/^
Here are more tips about how to ensure the healthy development of a child’s behavioral dictionary:
And more:
https://www.janetlansbury.com/2010/03/a-baby-ready-for-kindergarten-college-and-life^
Obviously, there are many routes available when one wants to foster a child’s healthy emotional and intellectual development. All or any of these lead to a happier adulthood, to people we can rely on, to a better world of tomorrow.
But there are also routes that jeopardize a child’s development. Here’s an article about self-soothing:
https://raisedgood.com/self-soothing-biggest-con-new-parenthood^
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