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    Posted: 2/09/2009 at 5:50pm
What are some ways that you teach your daughters about domestic violence? What are some ways that you consciously or subconsciously tell them how to avoid the situations or what to do if they happen?
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I'll let them to be patience at first, second and third times. After that, I'll tell them to fight back.. cus most of bullies out there are afraid when somebody fight them back, they are just bluffing. We couldn't keep an eye our kids every minute, they need to protect them self sometime and I'll give 110% of my support if something happened to them..:) that's the way I am I guess..
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I am a certified domestic violence counselor and founder of Shepherd's Door Domestic Violence Resource Center in California. There are several ways I outreach to young girls. Through the schools, youth programs and churches. I recently did a workshop at a Teen Conference where their were over 400 teen between the ages of 13-19 years of age. We must be proactive with our youth. Prevention through education is the key to stopping domestic violence. We must teach our young ladies and young men early. Teen dating violence in on a rise. Let's raise awareness in our community. Thanks
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very helpful tips Linred, thanks. My mother taught be self defense, and I would like my children to take some self defense classes in the future as well. its good to learn. 
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You are so right we all need to work togeather to protect our children both male and female. Do you have a website I would love to help you do this. Let me know I will do what ever you want
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Personal Safety & Self Awareness starts at home.
 
One of the most important things we as parents can do is pay attention to our own actions. How we interact with our husband will be the first lesson our kids will learn. If you allow your husband to treat you as if you do not count then that is what your children will think it's the way supposed to be consciously or subconsciously. They will be a product of their home life.
 
Be aware of this, the problem is that most domestic violence victims never know it is happening, until its too late.  It starts out simple like while dating he gets mad at little things and over reacts about something that you never saw coming.  
 
Self-esteem is another really big part. Teach your children that mistakes are good when you learn from them and remember to not make the same mistake twice,
 
Be confident in what you think it doesn't have to be right but if you defend your own thought it has power behind it.
 
 Every night at dinner my father would ask the six kids a question and we would have to give our thoughts on the question,  then you would have to convince the rest of the family why you thought yours was the best answer. I can't tell you how much this has helped me in my life.
 
 
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