Lesson for life
It is not a parent’s job to protect their kids from everything. It’s our job to give them the skills to overcome difficult situations,
It is not a parent’s job to protect their kids from everything. It’s our job to give them the skills to overcome difficult situations,
Each child, like everyone else, is different and unique in their own ways. Parents have no right to compare one with the other. Unfortunately, while we don’t mean to do so, comparisons do happen unintentionally.
William Shakespeare once said, “Expectation is the root of all heartache.” How true!
It’s probably written somewhere that you must nag your kids at least once a day. Otherwise, how would you explain the amount of nagging that goes on?
MANY people chase fame and fortune as their ultimate objective in life. But to those who have experienced it, they realise it’s not all it seems. Jim Carrey once said: “I think everybody should get rich and famous, and do everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it’s not the answer.”
AS parents, we’re often placed in a position to show our children what’s right and wrong. It’s not always easy or pleasant; One, which if poorly executed, can wreak havoc in an otherwise loving relationship.
A HEALTHY sleeping habit for children is critical for their physical and mental growth. A good sleeping habit will mould their future sleeping pattern. In his book, Raising a Happy, Unspoiled Child, Dr Burton L. White mentioned that sleep problems “may take root at about six6 months old”. But the good news is that they can be prevented if parents instil a good bedtime habit from this age onwards