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The Real Reason why Children lie to their parents...BY: M A Silong | Category: Family | Post Date: 2009-09-04
Children lying to their parents is one of the major things/topics that most parents scold their children about. In some children, lying is already very common but in some, it really isn't. But what really makes children lie to their parents? There are a thousand different reasons why children keep on lying to their parents. A thousand different reasons which (maybe) parents or readers like you may agree or may not agree. But this time, I am only going to give you two top reasons I believe in. NUMBER ONE Children are scared . . . This is the most common reason and my number one reason why children keep on lying to their parents unstoppably. Children are scared that their parents might beat and scold them. They are afraid of their parents' too much strictness. So for them, in order to avoid this, they'll just lie or deny something to their parents that might get them off the hook. Example, your child failed his three recent tests. He knew that you're going to scold him because of this. So in order to save himself, he's going to lie to you once you ask him about this. If you ask him, he'll irrevocably and straightly tell you, "My tests are excellent. No worries." But when the time that you'll be able to see his report card comes, you'll be surprised that his grades are far from what you are expecting and then you knew that your child lied at you. Of course, you'd be very disappointed because besides from he had really low grades, he also lied at you . . . SECOND REASON Seeking for your attention . . . This is the reason that I consider second to the most important one. Most parents are very busy from work so they usually ignore their children and sometimes not talk to them. And because your children are missing your caress, they are going to lie at you so they would get your attention. Example, you came home late and noticed that your child is waiting for you that's why he's still on the couch, sitting and trying not to sleep just to wait for you. You wanted to thank and hug him but you really can't because you're tired from work. With this, he can say, "I won in our investigatory project. I got the first prize competing with fifty other countries." So of course you're going to be glad with that fact and suddenly hugging and kissing him. The child felt very proud that he got your attention- and without your knowledge that he's actually lying . . . I may have given you very little information at this time. But these two reasons are the reasons I consider based on my experiences. Some say I am only thirteen but I could already right such topics. My experiences are the things that help me write such things that teenagers in my age can't. That's why in some ways, I thank my rude past because if it's not because of them, I'd be very dumb by now on not knowing what's happening around me . . . Article Source: http://www.saching.com About Author / Additional Info: I may only be thirteen years old, but I can assure you that my experiences can help live and know better . . . Additional Articles: * Criminality Society and Identity - Author: Rakesh Neelakandan * Scuderia Toro Rosso's New Stars and Stripes: Brook Johnston Arrives For Testing In Valencia * A Website, Then You Need To Be Blogging Too! * Amazing Mind and Phothographic memory. Author Naveen Sanghvi * Status of Women in Islam Does this article violate or infringe on your copyright ? It is a violation of our terms for authors to submit content which they did not write and claim it as their own. If this article infringes on your copyrights, then use our Contact us form with the detailed proof of infringement along with the offending article's title, URL and writer name. If you do not hear back from us then contact us again in another 10 days. Thank you. Comments on this article: (3 comments so far) * Additional comments are now closed for this article *
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