Parenting in America is introducing a new tradition to their kids by teaching their country's patriotism, let them understand more by reading The Declaration of Independence as a family during holidays in November but might complain that it's waiting to spend their holiday.
An article on She Knows suggests that this would be fun to achieve as family gatherings or get-together. Because what the children nowadays only define patriotism as the citizens of the country's devotion and love for his country, but not all country has the same patriotism as America.
Talking about loving America is not just about how we appreciate its beauty that only defines few of what America is. Patriotism means our love or our nation's ideals of what it is, and in America, freedom is what their patriotism is.
On 8th of November was the day of the election, an article stated that the parents could teach their children early through exposures and reading of historical materials about American patriotism. Also, past election was an opportunity to learn more about their duty to their country. A good idea to discuss the generality of freedom, know what interest your children, to amplify on this, might as well show them news broadcasting of how in other countries their children don't get to enjoy much the same as to theirs, doing so expands their social awareness and conceptions of what's happening and going on around the globe. Also suggested by an article on Metro Parent that parents should discuss the "Pledge of Allegiance" as well.
America is a nation wherein you can see the desire of security to their people's rights, the state or condition of their citizens and the dedication of personal freedom is the bottom of their patriotism. Americans have their definition of individual fate; patriotic can be considered as to encourage their offspring in discovering of passion and reason of their contribution to their country's welfare.
But responsibilities awaits with freedom, according to an article in heraldtribune.com to be a patriot is to speak up and know how we devote, appreciate, are a passion for defending our nation's freedom.
