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Children are natural mimics -- they act like their parents in spite of every attempt to teach them good manners.

Children are natural mimics -- they act like their parents i

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This quote suggests that children have an innate tendency to imitate their parents or caregivers, easily adopting their behaviors and actions, even if they are not explicitly taught. It implies that simply instructing children about good manners might not be effective in shaping their behavior, as they are more influenced by the actions they observe in their immediate surroundings. Therefore, it highlights the importance of parents or caregivers being mindful of their own actions and setting a positive example for children to emulate.

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