Good Evening Dr. Ashwaq Sami

I think teaching children love and tolerance begins at home in family, father, mother, brothers and sisters. Then, it moves of exchanging love, respect and consideration of neighbors, relatives, friends and colleagues. Finally, respect and love of all people whatever they are , including social level, race, gender, religion and belief.

Good Evening Dr. Ashwaq Sami

I think teaching children love and tolerance begins at home in family, father, mother, brothers and sisters. Then, it moves of exchanging love, respect and consideration of neighbors, relatives, friends and colleagues. Finally, respect and love of all people whatever they are , including social level, race, gender, religion and belief.

Make child feel special, safe, and loved.

Don't spare words of praise or affection. A loved child learns to love others.

Teach him about new places, people, and cultures.

Expose him to different perspectives through books, music, food, and cultural events. Intervene when you hear or see intolerant behavior and encourage healthier ways he can interact with others.

Use positive comments to shape and reinforce her behavior.

Instead of saying "No," offer helpful alternatives, such as "Be gentle," or "Why don't you take turns?"

Model tolerance and respect.

He'll learn how to interact with others by watching how you discuss, relate to, and value people.

The child's upbringing and upbringing on the pride of identity and the sense of belonging to civilization and humanity with the saturation culture of brotherhood and tolerance, respect and love of others and openness to other societies and the rejection of intolerance in all its forms of religious, sectarian, sectarian and ethnic responsibility is the first incubator of the child ie the family and then school and society in general. And the child is a tradition of parents so must be tolerant parents love others to gain the child from them.

Thank you @Antony Last, be an example to them, show them the long way to tolerant

By being an example. Children learn most things from their home and their parents

Make your kids feel special, safe & loved. Don't be sparing with words of praise. A loved child learns to love

You can create learning opportunities about new places, people & new cultures. Expose your kids to a variety of perspectives through books, songs, food, and cultural events and celebrations.

Intervene when u hear or see intolerant behavior. Don't ever be punitive. You must help your kids learn healthier ways to interact with people around them

Please use positive comments in order to shape & reinforce your kids behavior. Avoid giving instruction using "no" (such as "Don't do that" & "Don't do this"). Offering helpful alternatives ("Be gentle with your brother") which will be more productive.

By being an example. Children learn most things from their family

Respect for the child in the family and attention to his personality. The more parents are committed to respecting their child, the more he loves others.

Interesting topic and nice replies.

Certainly this is taught throughout the years. It never stops.

Education should focus on attitudes, along with knowledge and skills.

Focus should be on principles: respect, confidence, understanding, self awareness.

To me, the best teaching, concerning the main question of the thread, is the right examples and behaviors of parents.

Regards

To educate them on it, to create love for love, in a society often seen as a love crime.

interesting

By being a loving and tolerant parent ourselves. You can not expect your children be full of tolerance and love when you are aggressive and controlling.

We can teach the love in the family by creating an environment of respect and love and being a good example. Also; we can teach tolerance to children by positive explanations, giving positive feedback and also being a good example.

Children learn most things from their family .