Incredible India Monthly Contest of May#2:The Importance of Child Protection!

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How can we ensure the protection of our children? Please share several key points.

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There are a lot of ways that we can ensure the protection of our children which some of which are as follows:

• By providing our children with sound education through sending them to a good school and ensuring that their takes they studies very seriously.

• By knowing their whereabouts and what they are doing where they are, like the kind of people they are going out with or associating with.

• By checking up on our children to know what is bothering them or what is not good for them to do.

• By listening and caring for our children especially when they're in need or facing a difficult situation.

• By limiting them from spending too much time on social media to avoid being bullied.

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Should we consider that, in addition to institutional education, it is essential to provide our children with practical lessons?

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Yes, it is very essential to provide our children with practical lessons because the best place that children get to learn from and put into practise is from home before learning from school. A child who is well respected with moral and loving parents often learns such habits from home.

If children are being taught to greet their elderly ones, respect and care for others they grow up with, it's difficult to learn in school. Institutional education is important in equipping children with basic things about life skills, and it is also essential to provide our children with practical lessons.

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Please outline some significant reasons why children continue to be unprotected in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Some of the significant reasons why children continue to be unprotected in both indoor and outdoor environments are as follows:

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• It is because of the fear of being punished or quarrying with others when they do something wrong.

• It is because some children are being threatened by their elderly ones who are supposed to stand for them.

• It is because children lack the privilege to express themselves

• It is because of the kind of environment that children find themselves in.