Never gamble in front of your kids.

[Juse14]

But it is very important for us as parents to explain the dangers of gambling to our children because instead of them learning to find out about gambling on the internet and so on, it is better for us to start explaining the dangers and risks of gambling, that is how important it is for us as parents to know. How to solve this problem. Apart from that, never gamble in front of them when we have explained the dangers, but if we are seen gambling, it will definitely damage their trust.

It is very important to convey to our children the negative impact of gambling activities. And I am quite aware that I cannot fully supervise and accompany my children every day, because there are other things I have to do, namely work. to support them and I can only supervise my children only when I have free time in between my busy schedule and as for a mother who is at home, she cannot supervise them completely because she has homework to do. So it is very important to convey this message to our children, because at least doing this will be a warning to our children about the dangers of gambling.

This isn't just about gambling at all, but gambling is one of the best examples to discuss this matter. Everything that has an age limit is set for a reason, not just for the kids to avoid doing or watching but to avoid being influenced as well. As a parent, the biggest influence of your child will come from you, not from schools, not at the streets, not everywhere but from their parents. This is why your kids reflect how you are doing at home. Gambling in front of your kids may harm them in the long term. Of course, they will learn to gamble at any point in their life, but seeing it in the early days will trigger their curiosity to do it.

When we gamble in front of our children, this will be the reason why he gambles and when we try to reprimand him, what happens is that he will only make a statement that will make us die because of that statement.
And how much time does a child spend at school? A child may only spend a few hours at school and the rest of the time they spend at home playing on their cell phone. So this is where it is important for us as parents to spend as much time as possible providing family education to our children so that at least they know what is good and what is right.

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[Nazmul012]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

[Fredomago]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

This is also my opinion, kids nowadays have easy access to everything I mean things that can be research online is no longer a problem as they can just type it out and watch some video tutorials and that's it, they can simply move on and play on their own without your knowledge things that for sure you don't want to happen, better to change it up and be responsible.

[slapper]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

There's a fine line between harmless games and gambling. They observe, pick up on it, and imitate. They expand in this way. The misconception and habits they are developing are more important than the activity's degree of danger, though. In other words, they don't know the difference between gambling and regular games, and they find games to be enjoyable and engaging. There's where the risk is


Their perception of gambling as a harmless past time cannot develop as they get older. The long-term impacts on their perspective and behavior toward gambling and risk-taking are what worry me, even though I agree that there might not be any obvious high risks. Create a nice, healthy environment for kids to grow up, learn the proper things, and establish healthy habits and viewpoints

[zuzie]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

That's right, because the curiosity that arises in children will certainly lead it in a positive or negative direction, and we as parents must always monitor their activities, perhaps by checking our children's gadgets every day. Apart from that, we also have to always be careful in carrying out online gambling activities that we do, for example, don't let our children find out about it, if they find out about it they will definitely imitate what their parents do, because that's what they think. his parents' activities were always correct. Therefore, we as parents in front of our children must create as good behavior as possible.

[TopTort777]

gambling in front of your children is a stupid act because children easily imitate whatever their parents do. when parents gamble in front of their children it is the same as telling the children to gamble like their parents did, where at their age they should be shown positive things which can prepare them for a better life in the future.

Any proof of that? Maybe a science report? I have never seen kids imitating work, house keeping and stuff like that, that their parents do. Take simple task as brushing teeth. When parents do that twice a day and kids definitely see them doing it, then why some kids needs to be forces, reminded and asked to do that? Why dont they imitate their parents ?

And from your post it sounds that gambling is something, something that should be hidden from kids. Then we should never watch TV in front of kids. Action movies - bad, because its shooting, killing, bad language and etc. Comedies - also bad, people arent that dumb and clumsy as movies show them.

[bounceback]

Hey gamblers' community, hope you're all doing great.
I wanted to convey my message here that gambling in front of our kids may put adverse effects on their growing minds and they may also take the wrong path and start gambling (either by asking you personally for funds or by stealing it in order to fulfill their gambling cravings).

Usually almost all small children will imitate what their parents often do because basically parents are the first teachers in their lives so subconsciously when we gamble in front of them it means we have taught them to gamble too, gambling will be very It affects a child's psychology and will be very dangerous if later they become addicted to these games. Parents must always supervise them and stay away from any games related to gambling so as not to have a negative impact on our children.

[wiss19]

Parents also needs to step up and tell about the downside too. Parents need to highlight the bad side of gambling so that even if their peer groups or some sort of adverts come up , they should be able to not fall for it. Kids are curious these days so I feel that one way or another they will find out but when they start to become curious and starts asking a bit more questions, parents should be ready as well to properly guide them what is wrong and right.

It's our responsibility as parents to guide our children regarding everything whether it's good or bad for them. So there is absolutely no need for a parent to get nervous or lost for words if their children ask them about gambling or anything else because it's them who can show them the actual picture and the children would believe what their parents tell them more than what they might have heard from somewhere else, so they won't question you about it.

If we try to hide certain things from our kids, that will make them more curious about them and start thinking about why we are hiding those things from them instead of openly discussing them with them and that might make them wanna try them out in our absence and that isn't really a good thing.

[ethereumhunter]

Parents also needs to step up and tell about the downside too. Parents need to highlight the bad side of gambling so that even if their peer groups or some sort of adverts come up , they should be able to not fall for it. Kids are curious these days so I feel that one way or another they will find out but when they start to become curious and starts asking a bit more questions, parents should be ready as well to properly guide them what is wrong and right.

It's our responsibility as parents to guide our children regarding everything whether it's good or bad for them. So there is absolutely no need for a parent to get nervous or lost for words if their children ask them about gambling or anything else because it's them who can show them the actual picture and the children would believe what their parents tell them more than what they might have heard from somewhere else, so they won't question you about it.

If we try to hide certain things from our kids, that will make them more curious about them and start thinking about why we are hiding those things from them instead of openly discussing them with them and that might make them wanna try them out in our absence and that isn't really a good thing.

Yes, you guys are right. By guiding children well and always accompanying them and providing good explanations, they will not be led astray by wrong information. They also will not follow their friends' invitations to gamble because they know what the impact will be on them in the long term. And if one day they accidentally watch an advertisement on television and ask us about it, we can also explain the truth so that they don't search in the wrong way, which could result in them getting the wrong information too.

And it's true that if we can approach children well, they will be closer to their parents and trust them more than others. They will also always ask their parents about things they don't know so they get the correct information. And it is normal if they want to know many things because at their age, they are curious about many things and if their parents can explain them well, they will get the right information and go the right way.

[bitcampaign]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

What you say is true, the fact is that today's children always imitate what we do, whether it is positive or negative depending on how much portion parents serve to their children, often some games are under the guise of gambling games, which is what  We take care of them and limit their activities using e-mail to children, at least telling them about negative things so that they don't end up in that environment so that when they grow up they know what is good and what is not.

[sompitonov]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

What you say is true, the fact is that today's children always imitate what we do, whether it is positive or negative depending on how much portion parents serve to their children, often some games are under the guise of gambling games, which is what  We take care of them and limit their activities using e-mail to children, at least telling them about negative things so that they don't end up in that environment so that when they grow up they know what is good and what is not.

In fact, there are many different programs that allow you to monitor children and limit them, including gambling content. I would encourage responsible parents to do this. I don’t mean that it has to be before the age of 18, you can reduce the restrictions as the children get older. On the other hand, restrictions are also not always good and can cause great interest and act against the strength of the parents. And start playing gambling only because he had not been given it before. Well, if we take it in general, then of course it is better not to gamble in front of children and do it secretly, no matter how strange it may sound.

[piebeyb]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

But even though we can create a healthy environment for our children, it does not rule out the possibility that they will learn this outside the home, where of course the relationships of young people today are difficult to predict, in fact they are far from what we imagined, sometimes I have thought like that but I have felt When I was young, and maybe you too have felt when we were young, how we always wanted to know everything.

Our job as parents is that at home we should never give our children shows that are not good because that will have an impact, but I might educate them first about why I say playing this is not allowed and that is not allowed so that maybe with that explanation they will understand. and at least willing to stay away from anything we forbid them for their good and their future.

[D ltr]

Hey gamblers' community, hope you're all doing great.
I wanted to convey my message here that gambling in front of our kids may put adverse effects on their growing minds and they may also take the wrong path and start gambling (either by asking you personally for funds or by stealing it in order to fulfill their gambling cravings).

I'm sharing this because I saw this issue with my kiddo who was once watching me gamble at a website playing blackjack and she started asking me more about the game. Then one day, she wanted to play it herself and asked me if she can go for it and I said "no, it's not your legal age to go for such games". So, it's better to keep our kiddos away from gambling and let them focus on their studies, else it'd actually ruin everything for the whole family if the kid takes the wrong path.

A child's curiosity is very big, especially if the child already has a personal cellphone, their curiosity is very enthusiastic, especially when they see gambling games like ordinary games, your problem is the same as mine, at first my child only played ordinary games like Roblox, Minecraft, I don't know. where did my child's cellphone come from with a slot gambling application, at that time I explained that this game was not for a child to play and I said this was part of the sin

[Tellek Garing]

Parent should take ative role in educating their kid about the risk of gambling and provide them with age- appropriate alternative to gambling this including helping them find activities that brings excitement without risk gambling is becoming so popular among young people and it is becoming difficult for parent to keep up with the trend, unfortunately children are often exposed to gambling at young age without their parent knowing there are many different way that children engage in gambling without their parent knowing as long as they have access to the internet surely the must have an idea about it the only way parent can help their kids is by letting them know that they are there to help them by providing help and support and this may include finding age appropriate activities to participate in.

[Mate2237]

Kids are fast learner and literally trying to copy the same thing what they see from another. So it may be a smart decision to get them out of this gambling. Although i don't see any high risk activity here cause kids are normally fond of games. They don't know whatever you are doing, that is normal game or gambling. They just find it entertaining and agree to do so for having fun. Thats it. But it would a matter if kids are aged enough. That's why i agree with op, to avoid false perception on them, we need to make positive environment for their grow up

Exactly, children see gambling as entertainment games and not the other way round. So even you gambling in  front of them they see it as nothing. And I don't think gambling in front of children will spoil their future. Gambling is not a video game so it will not attract children to it. And those children that played gamble is not because their father play gamble but they were influenced from out. though it is good to avoid coming close to you when you are on it because it will become and reference point for them to play gamble.

Children will know what their father father really does if the father explain to them.

[Pandu Geddon]

And those children that played gamble is not because their father play gamble but they were influenced from out.

It's not just external influences, when children often see you gambling it also makes them curious. and that's what's dangerous when curious children don't get good solutions.
That doesn't mean forbidding them, but introducing them when children can be responsible. we will not really be able to control our children with today's technological advances.

if we are gamblers, we know the good and bad of gambling. so we ourselves can judge whether it is good for our child's future or not.

[cabron]

And those children that played gamble is not because their father play gamble but they were influenced from out.

It's not just external influences, when children often see you gambling it also makes them curious. and that's what's dangerous when curious children don't get good solutions.
That doesn't mean forbidding them, but introducing them when children can be responsible. we will not really be able to control our children with today's technological advances.

if we are gamblers, we know the good and bad of gambling. so we ourselves can judge whether it is good for our child's future or not.

That's always the case. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree as they say. It's been on studies actually when parents smoke, eventually, when their kids turn the right age, they also smoke cigarettes.

You are an example for your kid and just like their model. You being a good loving father and good fellow in the society, your son will also be a good fella. But it doesn't mean that if you gamble, you are a bad person.

[Blitzboy]

Parent should take ative role in educating their kid about the risk of gambling and provide them with age- appropriate alternative to gambling this including helping them find activities that brings excitement without risk gambling is becoming so popular among young people and it is becoming difficult for parent to keep up with the trend, unfortunately children are often exposed to gambling at young age without their parent knowing there are many different way that children engage in gambling without their parent knowing as long as they have access to the internet surely the must have an idea about it the only way parent can help their kids is by letting them know that they are there to help them by providing help and support and this may include finding age appropriate activities to participate in.

I agree that parents should be involved in their kids' life, especially regarding gambling. Its time for parents to guide their kids! Kids can easily access internet gambling platforms, you're right. Clicking and browsing leads to gambling without realizing it.

Parents struggle to keep up with the hectic online environment. In this case, what do parents do? Starting with honest chats with their kids about gambling risks and consequences can help. Tell their kids they're always there to aid and support them. Parents can entertain their kids with various fun, safe activities. Keep your eyes and ears alert and be ready to help your kids navigate the digital world.

[Xxmodded]

When we gamble in front of our children, this will be the reason why he gambles and when we try to reprimand him, what happens is that he will only make a statement that will make us die because of that statement.
And how much time does a child spend at school? A child may only spend a few hours at school and the rest of the time they spend at home playing on their cell phone. So this is where it is important for us as parents to spend as much time as possible providing family education to our children so that at least they know what is good and what is right.

Children easily for practice what their parent did, I saw with my children under two years and it is very easy to imitate what their parents do or their tone of voice. All come from parent easily did by our children and not really important how study hard in the school and teacher teach them, better all bad thing never show in front of our children because their parent as guide for them to be better in the future. If parent show in front of their children with gambling habit activities sure they will find on internet about gambling and how to play it, easily to find anything on internet and important for our position as parent to teach what the best for them and forbidden what give bad reputation for our children in the future.

[madnessteat]

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I agree with your point of view and that is why my children are the only members of my family who do not know that I like to gamble. I have noticed several times that they have seen gambling advertisements on the internet. Of course they were interested in the brightly colored ads with money and beautiful girls. I explained to them what advertising, gambling and a little bit about probability theory in words they could understand. Of course, I would not want them to gamble until they reached the age of 18.