Noncustodial parents want to have the time and opportunity to give their children as much love as they have for them. They want their children to know how much love they have to give them. Most of all, they want their children to benefit from the love they are able to give, not from the love they are limited to giving. Our values are our choices, and our choices are our values. It is through our everyday choices we set an example of the values that govern our decisions and our lives.
Children learn the meaning of right and wrong from their parents.
Values children do not live with they often do not learn. Clearly, an absence of values contributes to increases in juvenile crime, drug use, teen pregnancies, and decrease in social morality. In doing all these things, the most important thing you have done is to be a parent.