Thought Pollution is what affects kids and lowers them from the super state. First you have to acknowledge the existence of thought pollution, then determine where is it coming from, is it from the TV or movies or songs listened to, or friends, or relatives, once you know then you will be able to protect your kid until they can understand the difference between good and not so good input to their minds. One of the thought pollution points is the I want it now syndrome, instant gratification or delayed, which method would you rather have your kid adopt, if you want a super kid you have teach your kid delayed bigger and worthwhile gratification, and at the same time allow instant gratification to a lot lesser degree so they can learn the difference and see the rewards. The ads on TV and posters encourage instant gratification so the advertiser benefits, however you need to consider the welfare of your kid.

Another aspect of thought pollution is the self thought pollution which often comes from many diverse sources, you as a parent should check what is in your kid’s mind, from their responses to different questions and their reactions in situations, once you notice and know then you will be able to fix the pollution and keep your kid super.

It is a huge topic that must be addressed by parents, as it affects the kids for life with long lasting effects, do you really listen to the songs your kids are listening to, if not, just try it sometime and you will be amazed as to how much pollution is present in the words.

Thought pollution also is what is not right by your standards, so you have to careful when you address a person who caused the thought pollution, because from their standpoint they could be right to themselves, you must be tactfull.

There are many ways to fix the thought pollution or to prevent its effects, I have written in my book about that extensively. The simplest form of protection is to train yourself whenever you utter a sound or a word is to ask yourself is that good for my kid or not, after asking yourself a couple of times you will be aware of what you say and how to protect your child.