So a couple of years ago today, yours truly - "The Camera Stalker", was outside at our apartment balcony together with my husband. We were living up in the mountains then and living in one of the 4-storey apartments. We were chilling in the morning, drinking our cups of hot coffee and a scream came on. Because from 4 floors up, we could hear a kid outside screaming his head off. We went out together to see what all the fuss was about, and this is what we saw!
A little boy about 6 years old sitting on the pavement with his pants down crying. The mother just standing there talking with someone a floor lower. Now, first of all, I am not a fan of just letting your kid scream like that, nor am I a fan of leaving his bare butt sitting on the dirty ground.
Hello! Parenting skills! Where are they? Oh, my bad! She did make some kind of gesture to stop the kid from crying. It went like this "Shut your f****** mouth!" and she then yanked on the kid's arm, and went back to talking to her friend. Smh!
Have you ever witnessed someone with bad parenting skills that made you want to go over and smack 'em in the face and say "What the hell is wrong with you?"
Well, good morning all. It's a beautiful Friday morning down here in between the beach and the farm. Being a parent is not a joke. It's one tough responsibility. It's almost noon here now, and I am about to go cook for our lunch. I just have to finish this article before the day gets busy again. You know, mother responsibilities included.
A parent-child relationship is actually quite exceptional, and nobody else showers such a great deal of magnanimous love on you apart from your parents, and when you become parents too, you do likewise to your children.
Sort of nurturing (god or bad) is the way how you bring up your kid and be that person for the world. What you say or do to your child/children mirrors your great nurturing abilities or awful nurturing abilities.
Parents according as far as anyone is concerned, give their children the best - however what sway it has on the child is what is the issue here. You may believe that yelling at a kid's misstep would humiliate the kid especially in public, and he/she may not recurrent it. However, the impact can be either sure or negative on him/her. If the impact is positive, this method of. your nurturing turns out to be acceptable yet if it is negative on the kid, it is definitely a terrible nurturing ability for you. Simply try o make your kid comprehend things with love and care, and by setting a model.
Word of the day: Parenting
noun [ U ]
US /ˈper.ən.t̬ɪŋ/ UK /ˈpeə.rən.tɪŋ/ - the raising of children and all the responsibilities and activities that are involved in it.
Ending Thoughts:
As far as I might be concerned, good parenting is the point at which the parents get things done in the kids' well-being. Bad parenting, on the other hand, is the point at which the parents get things done in their "own" well-being. Anything that hampers your child on their life's journey. Possibly, that will look like physical, sexual, or mental maltreatment. Perhaps, it's anything but a ceaseless distressing air. Possibly, it is something like a refusal to acknowledge the child/children as they are, and rebuffing them with your failure. Not being steady, and urging them to sort things out, to attempt new things.
Please forgive me, but a lot of parents today want to bribe and pacify their kids with gadgets, etc. The kids' wishes are their commands. This finishes up with the kids running the parents not the reverse way around. Put down stopping points for your kids. Advise and tell them "no'. Make them work for what they have. Consider them responsible for their activities. That is the thing that I accept as great parenting is. Note to self too.
Have a wonderful day, my friends. Look for things that make you smile, make you happy, and make you sigh one of those everything-is-okay-right-now sighs. Play nice, be good humans, and be good parents all the way. You got this!
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Hahahaha. Naalala ko naman yung sa nanay ko. The "makuha ka sa tingin" look. Pero kapag ganyan naaawa ako. Meron one time nasa department store kami. Hindi namin alam exactly what happened pero nagsisigaw yung nanay tapos grabe pagalit niya sa anak niyang babae mga less than 10 years old. Parang may nawala atang gamit pero yung scene parang may nakidnap na kapatid. Ganern.