Respect contributes to a child’s emotional development. It’s one of the many core strengths that provide a strong foundation for future health, happiness, and productivity. The development of respect is a lifelong process, but its roots are in early childhood.
It is important to inculcate respect in children as children will belong to many groups, meet many kinds of people, and will need to be able to listen, negotiate, compromise, and cooperate.
Stress is a normal body response in facing various needs or responsibilities of one’s life. The needs or responsibilities could be issues which come from the outside of a person (for example: a letter from a falling behind bank loan, friends, job, or relationship problem), or may also comes from one’s own self thinking (for example: how a person review or judge himself or herself). Stress is often labels as a bad thing. However, every person need some pressure indeed so that they can achieve a better life.
