The Most Important Thing You Would Teach Your Children

[Universe]

Skateboarding, cuz I started to do it recently myself so it's on my mind

Seriously though, I would teach him a lot of things. Different things at different ages.

[Mr.G]

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

[PaleoEuropean]

The difference between an Ak-47 and an AKM

[pulstar]

Nothing

[KirillMazur]

To the son - so that during the feast he drink less, and eat and speak more.
To the daughter - so that she does not go to work in a position related to weight lifting and does not sit on stones.

[Teutone]

Son:

Fear God
Honor your parents
Keep your country safe

Daughter:
Fear God
Honor your parents
start a family as housewife and mother

[TheOldNorth]

who they are and how the world works, you can't wait around for people to 'discover themselves' or they may never find purpose, of course they can reject the identity you have shown them, but its good to give them a head start in knowing who they are, how they came to be (not like because mommy and daddy love each other very much kind of stuff, but who they descend from, and what their culture values as moral, and why they should care), and how they can work with the world to make a niche for themselves.

[pulstar]

who they are and how the world works, you can't wait around for people to 'discover themselves' or they may never find purpose, of course they can reject the identity you have shown them, but its good to give them a head start in knowing who they are, how they came to be (not like because mommy and daddy love each other very much kind of stuff, but who they descend from, and what their culture values as moral, and why they should care), and how they can work with the world to make a niche for themselves.

Children should not live in fantasy world of their parents, with the opinions of their parents. They should explore, find what suits their personality the best, as they form it in interaction with the environment and other people. That's exactly why I said 'nothing'.

[Ylla]

Children should not live in fantasy world of their parents, with the opinions of their parents. They should explore, find what suits their personality the best, as they form it in interaction with the environment and other people. That's exactly why I said 'nothing'.

This is only true if you have an authoritarian parenting style and dictate what they do, some parents do treat their kids like an extension of themselves which is wrong but it's important to give them some grounding/foundation and let them explore after, it is healthy for their emotional and cognitive development. kids need some sort of rules/routines and to pass down our knowledge and skills to them, especially little kids they look up to their parents. son's want to be like daddy and girls like their moms. so it's our duty to teach them what we know and that includes sharing our interests and hobbies.

[TheOldNorth]

Children should not live in fantasy world of their parents, with the opinions of their parents. They should explore, find what suits their personality the best, as they form it in interaction with the environment and other people. That's exactly why I said 'nothing'.

on the other hand, without the knowledge of their parents, children will be indoctrinated by the left wing, not everything a parent teaches their child is a 'fantasy world' much of it is well lived truth.