Childhood Beliefs

Most of these lies seem harmless, but they can hurt a child if he is not mature enough to understand that a monster is not true or that "El Coco" does not exist. And also, we must not think that our child is going to believe everything we say, many times they doubt one, so we have to look at what age we tell them and how true it can be. -- Steven Espinoza Sawyers

How do parents influence children’s beliefs? Parents can influence children in many ways throughout their lives.  One influence my parents had on me was to value education.  They taught me how to work for what i want and to never let anyone or anything stand in my way.  That taught me to look past fear and to explore new areas in life. Parents can teach their children invaluable lessons just by the way they handle everyday situations and they respond to events.    Jose Julian Lawson

Why we had childhood Beliefs? We as children have at least one shammy that after we grew up we realized it was a lie.   This happens because when we are little we have a very innocent mind this causes us to always create all the things that our parents tell us or our family.    An example of this is when children believe in the monsters behind the closet Jose Julian Lawson

Some of this little lies are: Scary monsters in our Closet Santa Claus, that fat guy that gave presents to the children Something like "Don`t eat watermelon`s seeds, because a tree will grow inside your body" Earwigs crawl in your ear You can get pregnant by kissing When I was a child I thought there was a person inside the ATM I used to believe that superpowers exist in the world Don´t see the TV so close, because you can damage your eyesight --- Alejandro Barrientos