I need help from, hopefully, a first generation Vietnamese parent to answer three questions for a child development class I am taking.

If you want to participate, but only have time for one question, that is fine. I am especially looking for first generation Vietnamese parents with school age children, ages 5-11 to answer the following questions. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.[FONT=Times][FONT=Arial]

1) Raising your child in the rapidly changing and increasingly complex world today is quite a challenge. What are the most important skills and moral and ethical values that you feel are essential for your child to learn in order to function as a successful adult in the future?

2) Today, many experts are saying that Television, Video Games and some Movies can cause children to become anti-social. Do you agree? How much television does your child watch in an average day and do you place limits on the types of movies, video games, and Television programs your child is exposed to?

3) In the aftermath of September 11th and as a result of continuing terror alerts, there has been much talk in newspapers, on television, in classrooms and among families of the potential for further terroist attack. Is your child aware of the events of September 11th? Also, does the daily talk of potential terrorist attacks and war in Iraq upset your child? How do you answer questions and/or quiet the fears of your children about these issues?

Thanks....tickitavi

awWw... too bad I'm not a first generation vietnamese.. or a parent.. but hey.. I like your screen name.. hehe... and good luck with the answer!

WOW 2 being a parent... i think i'm too young.. at 17.. i dont think so.. oh well hope u find sumone...

First generation Viet parents in America? I don't think any Viet here is a parent. But good luck.

I'm not even sure if there are any parents here that are actually born in the US....maybe they're 17 and up..iono...goodluck tho...