Activities such as this teach a great deal about responsibility, cooperation, planning, justice, fairness, giving, and compassion. Our lives provide a moral compass Raising a moral child is not easy in today's society, but it is far from impossible. Success is to be found in the way adults and children act in everyday life and in the creative, constructive choices we make about how we spend our time and how we guide children to do the same. Through the values we emphasize, we set a moral compass that children can use to chart the paths of their lives. Barbara Lewis's list of attributes of a moral child There are three important things to remember about raising a moral child.
Any family can do it.
It can be done in any kind of life situation, no matter how difficult. And there is no limit to how strong a moral sense a child can develop. He has always tried to give his daughters a consistent, positive moral compass.