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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.)

“a supportive disciplinarian, a teacher, and letting them grow.  But when they are young and playing, don’t let them disturb others”

3 people agree 		I agree

“letting your child learn to make choices and and live by their choices, to accept responsibility for their choices”

5 people agree 		I agree

“being involved in everything, but also recognizing when its time to give your kid space to be their own person”

2 people agree 		I agree

“knowing you are not condemned if you make a mistake or sin, we all make them.  Learning from mistakes is what really matters”

2 people agree 		I agree

“getting to know your child; loving them for who they are no matter what; and always sticking by them no matter what happens”

1 person agrees 		I agree

“remembering that even though you try to teach them right from wrong, most of what children know is caught, not taught so be a good example”

2 people agree 		I agree

“being their parent is more important than being their friend”

3 people agree 		I agree

“allowing them to see how privileged they are and that with this gift comes responsibility to others”

3 people agree 		I agree

“showing them (age appropriate) that there are people who do mean harm but people are basically good”

1 person agrees 		I agree

“to live your life as if the world were watching, and encouraging your child to take risks”

2 people agree 		I agree
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