Child Rearing

This will be a thread devoted to ideas about child rearing. I'll give my model as concisely as I can.

1. No TV/video games/internet browsing. Maybe some video games, but not beyond a certain age, as they become atrophying.

2. Forced to learn Latin and perhaps Greek. Possibly Spanish, but hopefully in won't be necessary in the future.

3. Home schooled. The purpose will for him to get as many 5 as possible in almost all the AP tests and get the highest scores he can in the ACT and SAT tests. Maybe a few classes on how to do well in college. The goal is to get him into HYPSM. Even though only graduate school really matters and HYPS are nothing but kike indoctrination centers with prestige, this prestige still matters and will help him in the future.

4. If the parent is religious, by to encourage the children to be so without pressuring him too much or making him a zealot.

5. He will be permitted to have friends, but only those who won't have a negative influence on him.

6. He will learn an instrument, preferably the piano.

7. He will join a sports team, which will help him to make friends in absence of attending a school.

8.He will kill himself at 15 because you refuse to acknowledge he was assigned the wrong gender at birth

Fucking lol op, they will just rebel and start doing the opposite.

K, but we won't be seeing any of that insane ideology in my home. If I buy him toys, they'll be gender neutral in the sense that they'll be designed to "really make him think," and he'll still come out fairly manly I think.

There are countries where the kids have it much worse where there probably much less likely to rebel than in America. If kids rebel, it's probably due to too little control than too much.

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I've worked with kids.

You can't make kids do something, you have to spark their interest, so that energy to learn an instrument or a language comes from within, rather than without.

It is not easy and most parents are too dumb to do this.

You have to literally manipulate your kids into liking something, not force them to do something, it will only backfire.

How do Asian parents get their kids to do it, then?

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by only showing affection upon the completion of a task or goal