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    • C Offline
      cherrygal
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      DS did that too at his student care! I told him this behaviour could bring about 杀身之祸 in future. If he wants to tattle, tattle on the sly without warning the perpetrator that he is gonna tell the teacher… hahaha


      Told him the scenario if he sees gangsters doing something bad, he better not tell them he was gonna call the police coz he may just get killed. He can tell the police later. DS became more mindful after this.

      Plus, if his friends are so naughty, he is better off without them as friends. Must carefully toe the line where he could think it’s ok to abet a crime…

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        LOLMum
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        杀身之祸 :scared:



        sometimes it is difficult to tell if a child is misbehaving or just playing.

        on one hand, it is good that the child knows the difference between right and wrong but on the other hand, not so good if he is inflexible in dealing with it. luckily he is still a child, still has ample time to sort this out.

        even though the teacher might not like it (every small little thing goes to her, also will get bek che), i wont discourage my child going to her.

        just remember not to say \"i wil tell teacher\" cos it is a threat and kids dont like it.

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          mother777
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          well, yesterday I went with my DD1’s class to a mushroom farm excursion.

          during the trip, two of the girls fought each other. So one of the girl came to my DD1 (who is a prefect) and complanined that she should note down the other girls name as she is being naughty. she was complaining that she does not want to sit next to other girl anymore etc etc.

          I just observed my girl. She was getting confused about what to do? later after I came home, I told her that being a prefect is big responsibility. She should be impartial to all kids and not listen to any one of her friend to note down someone’s name and then tell teacher to punish.

          hope she understood…this is such young age for kids to be easily confused between personal emotions and impartial behaviour

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            smurf
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            Think after explanation, he sort of understand and tried to understand his friends situation. But, hard habit is hard to change…he has to change his character, coz he is so used to saying ’ tell ah tell ah…’ it became a nature for him.


            Cherrygal,

            Your example of ganster fighting is v good!

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              cherrygal
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              Thank you smurf 🙂 ... we watch a lot of TV so I use some material from dramas or crime watch to bring across a point.

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