Britain is the worst place for Children in Europe

[InToTheRain]

I knew it was bad but didn't know it was this bad :eek:


Britain is the worst place for Children

20 children a day treated for alcoholism


British teenagers are among the most badly behaved in Europe

[Karina]

If I have a choice when I have children, I do not want them to be raised in this country (UK). Maybe 20 years ago, yes, but not now......

[MusLiM 4 LiFe]

suprise suprise.. lol :p i cuda tld u dat.. d streets r chav infested now :p

[strider]

You know what one of the main problems is? Lack of discipline.

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[Karina]

You know what one of the main problems is? Lack of discipline.

I agree. Everything's so politically correct these days, a bit of discipline never hurt me when I was little......:) I grew up with respect for adults and knew when I stepped out of line.

[InToTheRain]

If I have a choice when I have children, I do not want them to be raised in this country (UK). Maybe 20 years ago, yes, but not now......

Agreed, I am seriously thinking of moving, and even uging my relatives who have kids. I am here for the lack of a better idea :exhausted

[GreatLoveJesus]

^

However, for reasons that baffle many of us, most Muslims would like to move to places like Europe and America, for "pursuing their studies" or other similar matters. And while some go back to their original countries, some do their best to stay in such societies. :cry:

[Trumble]

It's not as if this is some strange sort of disease. The responsibility exists where it always has done, with the parents. Good parents will bring up good kids no matter where they live.

[GreatLoveJesus]

^

Could be possible up to a certain extent, but the society does have a tremendous influence, in one way or another.

[Keltoi]

I agree with Trumble. Parenting is the key. Yes, society and its norms can make it more difficult for parents, but the responsibility lies with them. Know what your children are doing and who they are associating with.

[Keltoi]

This seems to be connected....

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,254341,00.html

[Idris]

It's not as if this is some strange sort of disease. The responsibility exists where it always has done, with the parents. Good parents will bring up good kids no matter where they live.

Well the "parents" most of the time only one and a women is going to work all day and night just to make a living.... so what are the kids doing? well they are in gangs which fills in the job of the Parent.

[IbnAbdulHakim]

:salamext:

britain does indeed suck


i think its due to a lack of morals and values and the absolute release of all shame.

[AtTiYa]

yh evrytins changin soo much..and yet its gonna get worse..!!! :omg:

[InToTheRain]

I agree with Trumble. Parenting is the key. Yes, society and its norms can make it more difficult for parents, but the responsibility lies with them. Know what your children are doing and who they are associating with.

Parents do have an influence but it is very limited after the initial few years until the child is ready to take information from society etc. Parenting may be part of the problem in some case but the decision ultimately lies with the children therefore I wouldn't say it's the root of the problem. Good parents can have bad children and bad parents can have good children who make possitive contributions to society and their communities.