Raising children is not an easy or difficult task, but it requires skillful handling. In this article, this is what I want from you Mom, we will speak from the child’s perspective about what they need from their mother in order to receive proper and healthy care and upbringing, which will produce a generation that we can be proud of.
This is what I want from you Mom
Every mother should understand the needs of her children no matter how young they are, as they feel just as we do.
Children have many emotions and pressures, but they are appropriate for their age, and they must be dealt with carefully.
Every mother should care about her child’s feelings, not humiliate or embarrass them in front of others, and show pride in them.
If we asked a child how they would like their mother to treat them, they would say the following:
?What do children need from their mothers
- Teach me tolerance, so if I make a mistake, forgive me and if I apologize, accept my apology.
- Don’t say in front of me that you never make mistakes because I will believe you.
- and if the opposite happens, I will lose trust in you.
- Love is more about actions than words, so show me your love through your actions and don’t just say “I love you” and act differently.
- Teach me to love people and respect my neighbors and those who are older than me.
- Teach me good manners and to say “please,” “thank you,” and “excuse me,” and “may God reward you with goodness.
- You should teach me the culture of apologizing and saying “I’m sorry” when I make a mistake.
- Teach me table manners when eating alone or with others.
- Spoil me, but not excessively. You don’t have to obey me in everything and give me everything I ask for, like toys, food, or money.
- Be firm in saying “yes” when it’s a “yes” and saying “no” when it’s a “no”.
- don’t change your mind for me no matter what I do.
- Don’t neglect me or leave me in pain and screaming without doing anything.
- even if you don’t give me what I want, don’t leave me alone.
Things the child wants from their mother
- I am the product of habits, Mom. Don’t let me get used to bad things without changing them.
- If I make a mistake, don’t humiliate me in front of my siblings, relatives, strangers, or guests.
- Don’t blame me too much or curse me because it won’t help.
- Tell me my mistake, but don’t make me feel like it’s a big deal and can’t be forgiven. Don’t limit my life, Mom.
- Listen to me and talk to me. Don’t get tired of my talking.
- If I ask you a question, answer me, because I have no one else to talk to.
- Don’t make me look for an alternative to you.
- Give me tenderness and safety. Be my support in the difficult times, Mom.
- Don’t treat my siblings better than me or make me feel like your love for me is less than your love for them.
- Don’t sow hatred and grudges between us.
What I want from you Mom, in brief points, is that you are the one who has a major role in raising me. I have no one but you, so please make me a good person who loves life and people, not someone who hates them.
