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Children: Our most valuable natural resource.
Childhood Interesting Stories
I remember it was a hot day and I was starving. One day when I was five years old, I was hungry, but I found my house empty and cold! I looked at the empty house and was very helpless. I thought to myself, "What should I do? What should I do? How can I eat without an adult at home? Why don't we wait? Let's wait until they come home. I thought while running to the kitchen, carrying dishes, lifting a small bench, and running to the table to wait dutifully. "One minute, two minutes, three minutes ......" twelve minutes had passed and my stomach was like a deflated ball, about to run out of "gas". I was like an ant on a hot pot, anxious, thinking: "Oh my God! Why aren't Mom and Dad coming? My stomach is going to be hungry! Forget it, let's wait five more minutes. I made up my mind that if Dad and Mom didn't come after five minutes, I would cook my food. (Some procrastination.)
By VioletHolt4 years ago in Families
Giggles and Cuddles
Lollipop opens up her eyes to a new day, to the bright yellow sun playing peekaboo with the clouds, its warm rays streaming in through the window and caressing her face tenderly. She greets the day with a heartfelt smile, unbothered by the wet sheets and the soggy night dress clinging to her legs. She rolls out of bed, sending her stuffed doll and blanket to the floor. A mildly rancid smell permeates the room and she stops, making her way to the restroom. Her damp nightdress ends up on the floor as she goes, her footsteps light and quick on the cool morning floor. The sound of running water is loud in the tranquil early morning hours. The birds coo in their nest outside the window, nudging each other awake as the sky turns into beautiful shades of bronze, yellow and orange.
By Roopa Sankaran4 years ago in Families
Learn to Bike
"I'm sorry, little sister, did I scare you?" The big sister asked. I said, "It's okay." As soon as I said it was okay, she got back on her bike and rode away with the wind. Looking at her back like a pony, I was envious and determined to learn how to ride a bicycle too.
By RuthValencia4 years ago in Families
Life of a Stay-At-Home-Mom
Life as a stay-at-home mom is not for the faint of heart. There will be lots of tears (you and them), lots of screaming, fighting, and of course, hugs. I am a mom of three wonderful, hateful monsters. They fill me with love, anger, sadness, joy, and so much happiness. Honestly, it is the hardest job in the world.
By Megan Godbey4 years ago in Families
Mom of 2 on Coping: “I Was So Afraid of Being Like My Mother”
Ani Anderson, who lives in New York City, still remembers what it was like growing up and seeing all her family look down on her mom. When she was a teenager, she vowed she wouldn’t ever be in such a position, and that decision changed her life. Even though she did everything she thought would give her a guarantee of being happy, she wasn’t satisfied.
By Amy Christie4 years ago in Families
You don't need a reason to love someone
She's been with a lot of guys. Act as a third party, pursue sister and brother love, want to marry rich, etc. Again and again twists and turns, a field of life and death separation, get covered with scars. At the age of 30, she finally settled down and wanted to find an honest man to marry and live quietly. So I knew him as a fitter.
By pomfret wise4 years ago in Families
Breastmilk
What is breastmilk? Breastmilk is a naturally produced hormone secretion that only woman generate for a child to have. A woman's milk is supplied with the antibodies and immunity for a child's growth and developmental stages from birth and after the years to come.
By Butterfly Nation 4 years ago in Families
Where is the source of child rebellion?
When we feel that the child has the feeling of "doing it against", the child will naturally feel that the parents are also doing it against their own. This has undoubtedly formed a class mindset. Parents feel that their children need to obey, and the parents’ words are correct. They constantly issue orders and feel that children’s disobedience is disobedience. In such parent-child interaction, there will be no equality, respect, multiple perspectives, love and wisdom. Therefore, as parents, we need to allow more children to have their own rhythm, whether it is behavior or Ta's inner process, the parent's framework should support the child from a broader perspective, rather than correcting the child.
By Jacqueline M Cohen4 years ago in Families
The child is fourteen years old, what should I do if I fall in love early?
I found that the first thing that parents think of in this situation is to stop, and basically ignore the methods and consequences, and regard puppy love as a flood. But it's better to be blocked. Fourteen-year-old children are in puberty. With the development of their bodies and the awakening of their gender awareness, it is normal for them to become curious about the opposite sex and have a vague favorable impression. The so-called young Muai. At this time, what parents should do is to provide correct guidance after communicating with their children, rather than directly and rudely stopping them. Let’s talk about the aspect of communication first. The first thing to do is to maintain an equal attitude, and then talk about other things. 1. Figure out why your child falls in love early. Is it because I saw other classmates or friends around me falling in love with each other, and just followed the trend to find a partner? Or because of curiosity about the opposite sex? Or did two people develop a good feeling because they have been together for a long time? Or other reasons. 2. Get to know your child's object. At least know the basic situation of the other party, such as family situation, personality, study and so on. As for how to guide puberty children in puppy love, you can find a lot of information on the Internet. I am only expressing my personal opinion. 1. On the premise of good communication, whether you want them to end the relationship, or maintain the status quo, let this relationship (let's call it a relationship) become a boost for the two of you. It is best to guide your child and his partner at the same time. You can invite two children together and communicate openly with them. 2. No matter what decision you make, please tell them the reason for your decision, don't say it's good for them in general. Although the child probably won't listen at this time. Then you can make a gentleman's agreement with them, and set a standard that can be achieved by study or other efforts. If they can't do it, then I'm sorry, you can justifiably say: It seems that your love is nothing more than this. 3. You also have to set a bottom line for them. Tell them clearly what not to do and why. 4. Let them know that love is not just about the beauty of two people under the flower field and the moon. There is also the responsibility for the other half and the future efforts of the two people. 5. Make it clear about the attitude of the other parent. It would be best if they can reach an agreement with you. That's about it, after all, I'm not a youth education, there may be many mistakes, just for reference, please forgive me! I had a puppy love in my second year of high school. Later, we were admitted to the same college together. Now we have been in love for ten years and got married. Most of the above is what my parents did at the time.
By Jacqueline M Cohen4 years ago in Families
When a game's more than a game. Top Story - August 2022.
My daughter recently turned 18 and is on the eve of her 10-year-anniversary of being diagnosed with Type-1 diabetes. She was just 8-years-old when her (and our family's world) was turned upside down, and it's hard to believe that she's lived now with the disease longer than she hasn't.
By Cheryl Wray4 years ago in Families
