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Summary: It's important that your kids know how to be a value to society through moral maturation. Learn more in this free video series that will create great communication between you and your children and will provide your children with some great values.

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Dr Randall Hyde PhD Dr. Randall Hyde received his Ph.D. in Psychology from Brigham Young University. He has worked as a clinical child and family psychologist, and clinical direc... read more

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How to Teach Moral Maturity to Children

My name is Dr. Randall Hyde. On behalf of Expert Village I want to teach you as parents how to teach your child maturity, how to increase their maturity. Maturity equals commitment. The more commitments a child has, the greater will be their maturity. In other words they will say to themselves, I will do this and I won't do that. Think about it. You as a parent needs to communicate your values, your maturity. What do you stand for? What do you stand against? Communicate that clearly to your child, they'll respect you for it. Be loyal to principle first. For example; honesty. If your child is cheating or lying, hold fast to that principle of honesty. Secondly, be loyal to yourself and others. Have trust or faith in the principle. Character is the dedication to principles, and value. Good character yields good results. Bad character yields bad results.

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