The lack of sincerity that today abounds in children has become a serious problem for the family, every day we see how children lie shamelessly, hiding in the commonly called or known "pious lie", which prevents in some way that We can distinguish what is true or what is a lie.

Some children lie to get attention, others to avoid punishment and many for imitation, this is perhaps the most important of all, because if someone who is special for the child begins to lie surely he will try to imitate him, in short there are many reasons why a child resorts to lying.

While all parents want children to be sincere and honest, unfortunately many times we are ourselves who with our actions teach the opposite of sincerity, we tell them that telling lies is bad but then we say them or worse yet we teach to lie.

For example, if at any time we ask our children to tell someone who comes home looking for us that we are not, with this terrible action we are teaching them to lie, or if we ask them to answer the phone and say we are not. Under no circumstances should you allow your child to hear you tell lies, because we can not demand from them something that we are not able to give, remember that you are the image they must follow.

Many people think or believe that this is a topic without much importance, because they are children or are very small, but we must remember that they are like a sponge that absorbs everything, and like a blank page where we can write endless of things that will be recorded in them forever.

It is for this reason that we as parents are obliged to teach our children from an early age the importance of always telling the truth, educating children with sincerity will make them develop good feelings inside them as they grow up. In turn, they will allow them to reflect those qualities with the people around them.

Undoubtedly, the value of sincerity will create a line of trust, we must express to you how proud we are that they trust us and vice versa. Congratulate when they are sincere help them to detest the lie, to hold on to the good and therefore to value the truth.