I encourage parents to invest in their children as much as possible. An effective way of doing this is to regularly take them to see new places. It relieves the stress of staying indoors all weekend and exposes them to new ideas and discoveries.
Just as a farmer who sows seeds instead of eating them will have a sufficient harvest at the end of the season, parents who invest in their children's education will be proud of their children's future and have competitive and renowned descendants. The responsibility of proper child-rearing lies 75% with the parents, and 25% with their teachers.
Tours/Excursions to consider:
·Perth Zoo
· Perth Mint
· Kings Park and Botanical Gardens
· Perth Museum
· Perth Art Gallery
· Fremantle Maritime Museum
· The Pinnacles Desert
· Rottnest Island
· The Swan River
· The University of Western Australia
· The Migration Museum
·and the National Railway Museum
These are just a few of the excursions available in Perth, and they can be further tailored to your child. For example, if your child wants to work at a bank, he or she must visit the nearby bank to experience how operations work there. Similarly, those interested in agriculture must see farming up close, and those who aspire to be doctors someday must visit hospitals. Let children of all ages discover what they want to do with their future. Use two hours on the weekend to take children to the nearest park for exercise, exploration, fresh air, and sunbathing. Let them take a break from technology and read them books for 20 minutes before bed each night. Take them to libraries, sit with them, and show them how to search for an exciting book to read. Invest in them and God will reward you and your child.
We must only spend part of the day at community functions. Lets manage our events and shorten them to allow people to attend other significant events or personal matters. Time is essential and must be respected and invested wisely. 99% of South Sudanese events begin late and conclude late. Let us all start our events on time, reduce the number of speeches, rotate speakers, give them 3-5 minutes each, and supply agendas on time.
God works for six days and rests on the seventh, so let churchgoers have time for church. Keeping them at social events until morning is not safe; people need enough time to sleep before going to church or work on Sunday mornings and it is not safe to drive while exhausted.
It is a lovely and reassuring surprise to see parents and young people visiting Africa World Books. This is why I strive with the continued mission and vision of knowledge dissemination.
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