Thread: A good balance?
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Old 01-09-2004, 14:22   #24
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Re: A good balance?

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Originally Posted by LemonyBrainAid
But thats the thing nowadays..parents are, if you dont mind me saying so, more responsible in the way they let their kids do things...
I did exactly the same stuff as Debs - I was lucky I supose, we loved in a nce area, with no apparent dangers to childrens safety when we were out playing (dens, bmxs, dog walking, football on the plains, et etc).

It's nothing to do with how responsible my or Densys' parents were...

PC as an academic education tool is fabulous - so much info at your fingertips - but what about the social skills, ie tam playing, consideration for others, appreciation of other people and their actions etc etc?
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