Depends on what you define a leader as and what style of parenting you follow. I think the type of parenting we do is technically "authoritative" (probably borderline laissez-faire but again that depends a lot on how it's defined) so yes while we try to set a good example (doesn't always work because we aren't always stellar examples) it's a lot more about supporting them in discovering who they are and what they want to do and dealing with all the glory and failures that go with it.
and obviously stuff regarding manners and all but that goes without saying except when it doesnt?! o_O
Supporting someone in finding out who they are is a form of leadership.
All you describe is leadership. Being a parent is leadership. It's not always done well and many parents have a lot to answer for, but essentially it's leadership.
Anyway, if it's convenient for you not to call it leadership then that's fine but essentially everyone on the planet engages in some form of leadership at some stage in their lives. Even you. It's unavoidable.
My point in this post is, we can influence positively or negatively and that we have the choice to select which one. And that means you too.
That makes sense. [duly freaks out] XD
Lol...I'd follow you...
...as long as you were heading to the bakery for a donut and coffee. 😁