- We tend to favor the ones that everyone else favors. They
really don't need any more attention and may actually appreciate
being treated as just another kid.
- We also may favor those like us or who agree with us. Avoid
giving their suggestions or involvement too much support – no
matter how brilliant we may think they are.
- Try to honor or give opportunities to youth that are just as
capable but may usually be passed over in the general society.
Church can be the outlet for these capable kids.
- Beware of overcompensating by ignoring the potential
favorite. But if you must err, err on the side of giving them too
little attention rather than too much.
- There will be sibling-like rivalry behavior among the group.
Don't give them legitimate reasons for being jealous.
- Sometimes they expect to be favored and be put out that they are not. Too bad. This is a life learning experience for them.
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
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