Category Archives: Interactions of Parents & Childlren
Unlearning
Call this, counterconditioning if you will… Unlearning, how? Once something’s, so deeply, ingrained into our minds, souls, and hearts (not to mention the body too!), it can’t be, unlearned. Unlearning, this love had been, hard, especially when I’d been, longing … Continue reading
Why Should I Apologize, on Education of the Younger Generations
The lessons you learn from the younger generations, from your daily interactions, translated… My five-year-old nephew was running around in my house, in order to not get in his way, his ninety-year-old great grandmother fell. Thankfully, she fell onto the … Continue reading
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When the Mother-in-Law Meddles in Everything, the Daughter-in-Law is Living Under Constant Stress
Instilling the WRONG ideas into the grandson, that the house will be, inherited by him, that he can, disregard any and ALL the rules set forth by him by his parents, because the place they live in, wasn’t bought by … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Parenting, Experiences of Life, Facts, Family Relations, Interactions of Parents & Childlren, Properties of Life, the Consequences of Life, the Process of Life, Wayward Values
Tagged Because Her Mother-in-Law Helped with the Down Payment of Their Home, Instilling the Wrong Values in Her Grandson, Meddling Mother-in-Law
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The Father & Son Argued & a Gun was Flashed, the Son Called the Police on the Father
A family dispute that got, OUT of hand here! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The Younger Son Insisted on Suing the Father, the Older Brother Angry & Wanted to Smack Him The forty-five-year-old Lin and his twenty-one year-old … Continue reading
How Should Parents Deal with Children Lying?
On reinforcing the values of telling the truths in young children, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… What to do when children lie? The experts analyzed, that children lie for TWO primary reasons: first, to prevent parents from worrying … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Experiences of Life, Facts, Interactions of Parents & Childlren, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Parenting Advice, Philosophies of Life, Properties of Life, Socialization, Values of Life
Tagged How Parents Should Handle it When Children Lie
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Accompanying His Mother on a Shopping Trip as a Practice for Shopping with His Girlfriend in the Future
An attempt of the mother to get her teenage son to take her arms when they went out, and it’d, worked too! Translated… It’s very difficult, to connect with teenagers these days, we’d needed to, have this, “trade-off”. Awhile ago, … Continue reading
Someone Who Walk Through Fires Daily
The confirmation of how his father, DID, love him, just in a way he never, expected it, translated… Before the elementary years, I’d stayed with my maternal grandmother, the doors of those countryside houses are useless, grandma told me, if … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Parenting, Childhood Innocence, Experiences of Life, Interactions of Parents & Childlren, Mistakes in Parenting, Properties of Life, The Passages in Life, the Process of Life, Unspecified, Values of Life, Welfare of Children
Tagged the Way His Father Showed that He Cared about Him
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The Revelation of the Cassettes on Parenting
An opportunity for education, OUTSIDE of the classroom came, and so, this mother, took it, lessons can be taught, and learned, in your everyday life here, translated… In recent years, the Pokemon Go game had taken the world by storm, … Continue reading
His Art of Finding the Misplaced Things
The art of, finding the items he’d, lost, translated… My son, being naturally, scatter-brained, he’d often left what was important wherever he went, then forgot them. As he’d recalled the items, and tried to find what he’d misplaced, the memories … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 