The children of today are tomorrow's future. Children need
the security of a simple, dependable schedule. Ambiguity or lack of
dependability in family life is known to affect the individual’s capacity to
live in a secure long-term relationship in the future. The family provides the
love and nurturing required for the survival of children. Most working couples
say, ‘I wish I had more time at home.’ If they cannot go home during working
hours can their homes come to them? A classic turn-it-upside down thinking
tool. Can children meet their parents for a picnic or lunch at the office? Can
couples plan business travel together? Can the office incorporate a Saturday
children’s day into its schedule to improve participation of the family? An
open house for them to see the world their parents inhabit?
The teenage years of a child are a crucial time when family
can make all the difference. This is a time of acne, broken hearts, a newfound
interest in the opposite sex, in looks and clothes. The children of this century are much smarter
and grasp things faster.
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