children
Children: Our most valuable natural resource.
It was all a dream
if you told me 20 years ago this is what my life would be like, I would think you’re crazy. Ever since I was 6 years old I dreamed of being a mom. At 6 years old, I could tell you what my kids names were going to be, what kind of mother I was going to be, the kind of husband i wanted to marry and the life I just knew I was going to live. I talked about kids so much, my mother would yell
By Selena seda4 years ago in Families
Is it just me
Good evening everyone, So as you all know I’m a single mom of a 5 yr old boy. Well it has always been him and I from day one. As he has gotten older he is starting to leave me and spend a night or two at his TT house. Now I know why he wants to be at his auntie house and it doesn’t bother me because there are other children there and then my nieces are like big kids themselves. Anyway, I think that I am the one with attachment issues 🤣🤣🤣. I know that he is a little boy and he is growing up so fast on me but darn it can I keep the little boy for a little while longer? When he is not home with me I don’t know what to do with myself but when he is home all I do is get on him about picking up after hisself. It’s crazy because as moms (single parents) we can’t wait to get rid of our children if it’s not for nothing but an hour but as soon as they leave, we wish they were here, we instantly start to miss them. Is this only me? I sometimes feel like if I let him leave me too often I’m going to miss something. Don’t ask me why but I do. Now don’t get me wrong I most definitely want him to gain his independence and learn how to maneuver through certain situations on his own but at his age I just feel like he needs me there beside him at all times. It’s okay to call me crazy…lol. Him and I was laying in bed the other night and we were just having general conversation and he really likes to occupy himself with YouTube so I ask him what is it about the shows on YouTube that you watch that makes it so interesting to you? He replied to me “the shows that I watch on YouTube are shows that help me understand things that you cannot “. I then replied “well what is it that you need understanding about that momma can’t help with”? He said “remember when you were trying to explain to me what happened to those elementary children in that school in Texas”? I said yea. He said well I really didn’t understand it coming from you so I found a video on YouTube about it and it helped me understand what happened much better. I was shocked because even though I try and teach my son about things that go on in the world I don’t expect him to understand what I’m saying all the time but I didn’t realize how much he was paying attention to go and find other ways to understand what happened. Anyway, I just wanted to share this little bit with you all. I know I can’t be the only mom that misses their child as soon as they leave. Well he is gone for the night and I typically check in on him as soon as I get up but since I know he is okay I might just sleep in a little longer. I hope everyone had a great day. I told you guys that I would post something everyday so here it is. If there is anything that you guys need me to talk about or speak on please do not hesitate to reach out. My life is an open book and I’m very transparent, you all will see soon enough. Talk to you tomorrow. Same time Same Place
By Angel Feathers4 years ago in Families
"Mom, I'm shy." How you react can affect your child's life
"What a headache! My home this child timid and cat same, see a person hide, also don't say hello, don't know of still think she have no education!" On the weekend, we met Yuanyuan's mother taking her child out to play. Yuanyuan hid behind her mother and quietly listened to us exchanging small talk.I've actually heard Yuanyuan say more than once: "Mom, I'm shy." "There's nothing to be ashamed of! You've lost all your face! It's not fair!"But shyness really isn't unique to a child's development, noted psychologist Philip Zimbardo says in The Psychology of Shyness: "Four out of 10 people we meet are experiencing shyness. Shyness is a universal human condition, and everyone experiences it at some point or another.""Mom, I'm shy." Your reaction can affect your child for life
By gdfgfdgsdf4 years ago in Families
Introduction
Hello, I’m a 43 year old single mom of a 5 year old son. My life changed dramatically when I found out at the age of 38 that I was having my first child. I would like to welcome each and everyone of you for coming to my page. This is a safe space where we can discuss anything. Since I have gotten through my introduction I will post something everyday to discuss different topics and things that happen in my life. Who knows I might be able to help someone.
By Angel Feathers4 years ago in Families
Return of the Stay-at-Home Dad. Top Story - July 2022.
My daughter’s mother, my ex, died. The funeral was to happen in 48 hours. I scrambled to find the quickest way back to Minnesota from Bali, Indonesia. I told my daughter to do her best with the funeral arrangements until I arrived.
By Arlo Hennings4 years ago in Families
Mother and Child Industry Watch what is it like in the mother and child industry?
985/5000 Under the background of negative population growth in developed countries and increasing uncertainties of repeated epidemics, the maternal and child industry has gradually entered the stock game stage. The implementation of related laws and regulations, such as "licensing system" to "filing system", also put forward new requirements for the healthy and sustainable development of the industry. The pattern of shift of demand side, main consumer and consumer object is gradually showing, new demand is changing constantly, and the consumption field is also changing. Brands in the maternal and child industry also need to adjust their operation ideas and business orientation in time to gain the first opportunity. How to capture the mainstream trend of the market in the numerous changes? Zhongwe Focus Consumer Research Institute carried out maternal and infant market research, integrated industry analysis data and maternal and infant industry observation for in-depth analysis, based on data and facts to support, sorted out the top ten trends in 2022. We also hope that this sharing can provide reference and thinking for mother-and-baby track players to anchor opportunity points, accurately market and refine products and services.
By Uefa Calvin4 years ago in Families
No One Told Me.
No one told me how hard being the lifeline for another human being really is. Well... they did, but not really. They tell you about the sleepless nights and the nonstop crying, never being able to go to the bathroom by yourself again, and having to watch everything that you say and do because they are always watching. But no one talks about how you literally have to choose between showering, pooping or eating. No one tells you how the "village" is still working their 9-5 so who are you supposed to call when you're about to break? You're expected to be able to mentally, physically, and emotionally take care of this little, helpless human, not to mention yourself when in all reality you just a mere child all on your own. Do you call the father? Maybe the grandmother? What about your best friends that have been so supportive throughout this whole life change? No. You can't call anyone. Everyone is busy. Work rules the lives of everyone you know. Can you blame them? Rent is through the roof and gas just keeps going up, God forbid they decide to buy themselves a present. Times like this I hate being an American, other countries at least act like they care about the well-being of a new mother. Here, we're just expected to suffer alone in silence but when you end up with depression then clearly you're the problem. Why is this so hard? Why do I feel so guilty for drowning? Where is my village?? Where is my sanity? I miss being me. I miss reading and writing. I miss shopping and making my own money. I miss going to the movies and wanting to be touched by my husband. Oh God, my husband! Why do I have to figure out things for my husband? Dinner and laundry and bottles and dishes. Why can't he just come home and see where I am? Why do I have to spell out what I need? I need a nap and a shower and food. I need to breathe without being touched for just a minute. I need to sleep in my bed without being startled awake by a teething baby. I hate being the first one up and the last one to go to bed and then being judged for being tired and cranky. "Sleep when the baby sleeps", they say. How? How do I sleep when the baby sleeps? I still have to pump, and shower. I never got to poop and the dishes are still in the sink. He's home. He's home and all I've done is keep our child alive and cry. He sees the breast pump that I never got to and the dishes in the sink. He sees the house is a mess and I'm still in my pajamas. He wonders what I've done all day. I've done my best. I've done my best and that's okay. I tried and I'm still learning, this is new to me after all. Tomorrow is a new day with new opportunities. Tonight, I will tell him how I feel, again, and this time I will be heard! I couldn't make this baby by myself, why on earth should I be expected to care for them alone. I deserve peace and time. I deserve grace and love. I demand it! I will have what I need or I will get rid of the people that can't provide it. This will take time but I can do this. I did create life using just my body, surely I can sustain myself using that very same body.
By Eldresah Hughes4 years ago in Families









