If i say most important contribution is provided by mother as she take care of her children and spent maximum time with them. But at same time teachers also plays important role as they are always guide for the children too and they make students capable of learning values in ilife.

Thank you so much dear Akash Gupta for participating this discussion. What about your opinion regarding father's contribution?

To build an ideal folk from the stage of childhood the contributions of the Mother, father and teachers in different strata is indefensible, indeed.

Mother makes the child a real person (most of the time, especially in our culture), as early childhood development, plays crucial role in adequate cognitive, social and emotional growth (loving and caring balanced family life like mother, father, siblings have positive influence; that does not mean the child who doesn't have family can't grow into a healthy productive individual), but the individual gets influenced throughout life span; and all these diverse type of factors shape the way, individual will think, act and behave.

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Thank you so much for your insightful discussion dear @ Nazia Asad.

Dear @Md. Abdur Razzak Choudhury

Mother, father and teachers only show the way or path. It is the child himself who transforms himself from a child into a real person.

Thanks!

I strongly feel it is parents. Though the children learn most from his/her mother but blind affection of the mother may mislead the children. Their the role of father bocome important to back them on track. So, fathers also palys a pivotal role in overall development of a child.

I think the mother.

It is mother.

Thank you so much dear Sir @ Dr. A. Aziz.

A study utilized growth mixture modeling to examine the impact of parents, child care providers, teachers, and peers on the prediction of distinct developmental patterns of classroom externalizing behavior in elementary school. Among 241 children, three groups were identified. 84.6% of children exhibited consistently low externalizing behavior. The externalizing behavior of the Chronic High group (5.8%) remained elevated throughout elementary school; it increased over time in the Low Increasing group (9.5%). Negative relationships with teachers and peers in the kindergarten classroom increased the odds of having chronically high externalizing behavior. Teacher–child conflict increased the likelihood of a developmental pattern of escalating externalizing behavior. Boys were overrepresented in the behaviorally risky groups, and no sex differences in trajectory types were found. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3017381/

Teachers play an important role in developing the child's capacity to regulate his or her emotions and to relate successfully to peers. Increasingly, teachers are also expected to intervene in children's emotional development by implementing emotional literacy programmes and delivering preventative interventions. https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/1445055/1/U592368.pdf

A mother's physical and emotional presence provides babies with two things: protection from stress and emotional regulation, both of which are important to healthy brain development and the child's future well-being. ... The oxytocin mothers produce during bonding makes them more sensitive and empathic nurturers. https://wtop.com/parenting/2017/05/why-prioritizing-motherhood-in-the-first-three-years-is-critical/

Fathers provide a positive male role model for their children and help to promote/reinforce good behaviors. As a result, children with more involved fathers tend to have fewer behavioral and impulse control problems, longer attention spans and a higher level of sociability. https://childcrisisaz.org/5-major-ways-fathers-impact-child-development/

Thank you so much dear Chinaza Godswill Awuchi for your significant contribution in this thread. Really I appreciate you.

Thank you so much dear Dr. Aijaz Panhwar for your insightful contributions.

Thank you so much dear Dr. Remi Chukwudi Okeke for your significant words about mother's sacrifice.

Mother Md. Abdur Razzak Choudhury

Thank you so much dear G. Stephen . Yes, there no alternatives mother's sacrifice.

Mother's role is most significant, fathers teachers, friends, society and nature also contribute in child's development. but mother is matchless.

Agree with Aijaz Panhwar . Actually a "real person" means a person who is no harm for the society. So responsibility of creating a real person, completely with parents.

The responsibility lies mostly on the parents

Mother mostly

Thank you so much dear Diena Dwidienawati ,Chinaza Godswill Awuchi Aijaz Panhwar N. S. Abegunasekara Vadim S. Gorshkov

The mother plays a very important role in the upbringing and development of the child and thus in the formation of his personality features. The mother is a school. If you prepare it, you will prepare good people of races, as the poet Ahmed Shawki says.

The father represents a symbolic authority in most cases, and he is less in contact with the child, especially in his early years when the child’s subordination to the mother is almost total.

As for the school, it contributes to refining the features of the personality whose main signs seemed to be forming at home.

Thank you so much dear Thouraya Snoussi for your significant contributions. Really I appreciate you.

I agree with the opinions that say that the three have a major role in influencing the building of the child's personality, but the mother remains the main role in that. The mother is the person who has the greatest influence on building the child's personality, as she is the first school that digs into his memory and in his personality a lot, and no matter how old he is, he will not forget what he learned from her because she is his first teacher in this life.

All of them contribute but at different rates and times.

Thank you so much dear Dr. @ Manal Hadi Kanaan.

Thank you so much dear Dr. @ Falih Al-Emara.

Mother

Good mother produces a good human being thus contributes significantly to well being of society.Every mother is firtst teacher of her children. Every human being spents maximum time of his early life with mother. What we learn during early life has significant role on our latter life. Manners and good qualities are mostly transmitted from mothers to children.

Thank you so much dear @ Mubashir Ali Rather

A child grows up through a combination of all the people around her/him, their opinions, their behavioural structures, let it be a mother, a father, a friend or a teacher.

Thank you so much dear Aneeba Rashid

Thank you so much for your in insightful talks, dear Sir M.K. Tripathi

All are equally contributed. Father, mother are more important.

Thank you so much dear Sanjay Arora. I fully agree with you. A mother, a father, a friend or a teacher has the greatest role to grow a child, from her/his childhood to mature life. We are truly indebted to the aforesaid persons, those who had sacrificed their valuable loves, affections and times infavour of us.

Dear Dr. ABDUL Aziz , beyond mother's and father's love, I think it is impossible to survive a baby in this universe. I appreciate your kind contribution in this thread. wishes the best.

Thank you so much dear Sir Prof. Dr. Omar H. Abdalla

Basic by Mother (behavior, culture etc)

Fundamental by Father (Principles, ethics, norms etc)

Technical knowledge by Teacher (Scientific reasons and importance)

All three play crucial role in different dimensions

Dear Dr. Sivaraj Paramasivam , you have categorized our revered and respectable persons on their sacrifices and contributions very nicely and precisely. I show my sincere gratefulness to you for your valuable contributions in this thread, really thanks.

From personal experience, i would say, the trio of father, mother and teacher complement the efforts of each other in making a child or children real person(s).

Dear Enesi Chukwuemeka Majebi I minutely read your comment and you have correctly said these three persons are real mentors of our beloved child. I agreed with you. I appreciate your contribution. Thank you so much.

Mother has more influence , then father, teacher....,..

Dear Prof. Abdul Hei we never repay the beloved and revered mother's contribution in our life. I do agree with you and show my sincere gratefulness for your valuable contributions in this thread, really thanks.

Mother

Dear Researcher Mubashir Ali Rather I keenly support you. Thank you so much.

Dear Dr. Md. Abdur Razzak Choudhury ,

the family (... not only mother and father but also grandparents and brothers or sisters) is, in my opinion, the first place for children's education.

Primary school, however, is an essential help to develop the personality of children in a global and balanced way. Primary school helps children by encouraging meeting and getting to know other children in a social context.

This allows us to become aware that others also exist, with rights that must be respected, with bodily and character differences, with ways of doing things that require collaboration, patience or willingness to help. Furthermore, living together means having to deal with some rules and therefore learning to "stay together" in order to be less self-centered.

Here, then, is the usefulness of primary school for every child: the ability to know and grow with others and to see the other as enrichment, as a "tool" of differentiation, as an opportunity for play, but also as a companion to learn.

My best regards, Pierluigi Traverso.

Mother is the first, then father, teacher

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Dear Dr. Purevdulam Altantsetseg

Dear Pierluigi Traverso you have rightly pointed out the importance of the contribution of family members. I am agreeing with you, definitely they did lots in favor of their beloved child. I do appreciate your valuable and significant contribution. Thank you so much. Wishes the best.

Dear Prof. Dr. Abdul Hei I sincerely appreciate your mentioned ranking, I do think the same. Thank you for your valuable and significant contribution. Wishes the best.

Dear Dr. Showkat Ahmad Lone

Thank you for your valuable contribution. Wishes the best.