The values children learn early can shape the way they treat other people long after childhood is over. For Charlene, Princess of Monaco, that responsibility begins with teaching young girls and boys that respect for others must be learned, demonstrated and carried into adulthood.
Her observation places the responsibility for building a more respectful society firmly on education and upbringing. Rather than treating respect as an abstract ideal, the quote points to the everyday lessons children absorb about how they should view and treat others.
