Nurturing virtues and values in children
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Title：Nurturing virtues and values in children
Narrator : Nurturing virtues and values in children
Narrator : It is essential to start nurturing virtues
Narrator : and values in young children
Narrator : so that they can do the right things
Narrator : and be nice to people around them
Narrator : It will also contribute to their success in the future
Narrator : From 2 years old
Narrator : children learn to think from others' points of view
Narrator : We can make use of every opportunity in daily life
Narrator : to develop such ability
Narrator : according to their developmental level
Narrator : Being their role model
Narrator : it is important in instilling them with good virtues and values
Narrator : Respect others
Narrator : Just like Mr. and Mrs. Wong
Narrator : they respect people and are caring and polite
Narrator : They greet their neighbours, Mrs. Lee and her daughter
Narrator : at the children's playroom with their son
Narrator : Chris wants to go and keeps pulling his Mum's hand
Narrator : while she is chatting with Mrs. Lee
Narrator : Seeing Chris keep pulling Mum's hand
Narrator : Mr. Wong tells Chris to respect others
Narrator : and to wait until they finish talking
Narrator : Care and empathy
Narrator : Kiki and Chris are playing in the playroom
Narrator : Suddenly, a boy trips over and falls down
Narrator : Chris laughs at the boy but Kiki offers help to him
Narrator : Mrs. Lee smiles at Kiki and gives her a thumbs-up
Narrator : Mr. Wong asks Chris if he would like others to laugh at him
Narrator : if he is the one who trips
Narrator : Chris shakes his head in response
Narrator : Sharing and cooperation
Narrator : Kiki shares her stickers with Chris and Hinz
Narrator : The boys are so happy when they receive the stickers
Narrator : It is good that children learn to share
Narrator : Cultivate social responsibilities
Narrator : Chris takes out some snacks
Narrator : from his pocket to eat in the playroom
Narrator : Kiki and Mrs. Lee stop him
Narrator : and draw his attention to the sign of ‘No eating'
Narrator : Helping children to obey rules in public places is important
Narrator : Develop self-control
Narrator : Children have difficulties in controlling their impulses
Narrator : and lose their temper easily
Narrator : One thing you can do
Narrator : is to help your child develop her self-control
Narrator : While Kiki is having a wonderful time in the playroom
Narrator : Mrs Lee tells Kiki it's time to go home
Narrator : Kiki refuses to leave. She keeps stamping her feet
Narrator : Mrs. Lee takes her aside
Narrator : and teaches her to take deep breaths to calm herself down
Narrator : Finally, Kiki calms down, and Mrs. Lee praises her
Narrator : Then, they go home together
Narrator : To foster your child's self-control
Narrator : your persistent effort with the child is important!