Some days we feel on top of the world, and other days we wonder why we are even a mother. This is a major problem for me because I work with many mothers. Moms who are great keep their word. Respect your promise to your child and keep it. By doing this, you and your child will develop trust.
Good mothers demonstrate empathy. Your child can experience empathy by feeling understood. We respect people’s feelings. Good mothers accept their children for who they are. You exhibit unwavering love. Let your youngster develop and think in ways that you might not. Good mothers pay attention. Focus on the present and take pleasure in it. Take note of your surroundings. Good mothers foster self-awareness. Encourage your youngster to express their emotions. Recognize how your child’s emotions affect their conduct. Kids that have great mothers establish good behaviors. Good habits emerge from repetition and frequency. Anything we consistently feel, do, or believe can become a habit. Good mothers refrain from rewarding conduct they don’t want to see repeated. Don’t tell your youngster one thing and then do another. To encourage others to follow your example, be consistent. Good mothers notice when their children are doing well and praise them. Children thrive when they receive quick affirmation. Be proactive in keeping an eye out for positive behavior and rewarding it. Love-filled mums discipline well. Not to chastise or embarrass your child, but to teach them is the objective. Instead of impulsively responding, respond intelligently. Consistency in both verbal and nonverbal communication is a trait of great mothers. Children notice what you do and listen to what you say. Pay great attention to both your words and your delivery. We mothers sometimes equate parenthood with perfectionism in today’s society.
