1. Allow children to work
Amish teach their children that they should be beneficial and help the family in every way. The various tasks of helping around the house is something that should be pushed from an early years because that way children feel equal with other family members and important for the functioning of the same. It can be simple tasks such as folding their clothes or help around the kitchen.
What is important at such growth is that children acquire work habits and later in life a lot easier to accept and cope with the increasing number of obligations that life brings.
2. Feeding their children with high quality, unprocessed foods
You never hear any child from this community complaining that he did not like the food that should be eaten. Certainly the physical work is one that exhausts and creates hunger but very operation and growing the food we eat teaches you a lot more to appreciate what it is you.
Helping early years in the kitchen to learn how to properly cook healthy food and keep away from the chips and fast food thanks to these children almost never have problems with overweight.
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