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The Responsibility Project

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Responsibility. What’s your policy?™

What’s Your Policy?

Define your position on different types of responsibility. Select a subject below, then view and rate our visitors’ definitions, or submit your own.

What’s your idea of a responsible parent?

* Topics appearing higher in the list are the most popular. Choose any topic or suggest a new one. (View All Topics.)

“being honest and showing them how to do the right thing, not just telling them what to do”

6 people agree 		I agree

“allowing your child to take responsibility for his/her own actions and not stepping in to rescue them”

4 people agree 		I agree

“being able to say NO, it is being the parent not the “best friend”, it is about your child knowing that you mean what you say, it is about love”

6 people agree 		I agree

“to know you are their only parent, and realize it is your job to prepare your child for life, not to be their friend, but their example”

4 people agree 		I agree

“showing them that, “You create what you get, in one fashion or another”.  The ONLY “religion” needed is the “Golden Rule””

5 people agree 		I agree

“being able to GUIDE and NOT ultimately “force” what your children should or shouldn’t do and give them an explanation of why you think the way y”

5 people agree 		I agree

“when your kids come FIRST”

7 people agree 		I agree

“having the courage to lead by example—our children learn by what we do, not what we say”

9 people agree 		I agree

“a wonderful gift”

3 people agree 		I agree

“being present enough to know what is going on; to stand back far enough to let them experience a learn; and, wise enough to know when not to intervene”

8 people agree 		I agree
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