Mothers and daughters: friends or foes?
May 15, 2013
Mothers and daughters are fierce competitors that admire each other. Sometimes friends, sometimes rivals, they always have very emotional relationships!
Mothers and daughters are fierce competitors that admire each other. Sometimes friends, sometimes rivals, they always have very emotional relationships!
Many parents feel like they are betraying their first child when announcing a pregnancy. Will they be able to take care of two children as well as they did when they only had one child?
You have been dreaming of another child for a long time and your daughter would love to have a little brother but it is such an important decision! Should you have a second child?
As parents, we often look for fresh solutions to solve daily problems. I suggest a powerful and fun exercise: family landscaping.
Being a proud parent is one of the best demonstrations of love but it is also the biggest challenge of your life. Here are a few tips for you.
She argues, he dramatizes, they are never satisfied, but they are always late… How should parents deal with these small and big flaws that drive them mad?
Despite all the joy, happiness and exaltation related to their first baby, new parents will have to adapt very fast to many changes.
The bond between a mother and her little girl is very strong. Daddy and son are a natural team. Do you think the bonds between mom and son and dad and daughter are the same?
Just like punishments, rewards are given to control children. The difference only lies in the fact that one is more positive than the other. We want the child to continue behaving well so we buy it in some way.
A good mother is sympathetic, gentle and always patient. She never gets angry, always has time for her children and sacrifices her own happiness for her family’s benefit... Really?
Pumpkin, love, darling, dad, mom, gorgeous, sweetie, babe… What do you call your husband? Your partner? Your boyfriend? Do you use love nicknames?
Are you always concerned about the well-being of your baby? All moms want to protect their child from danger, but how do you know if you’ve crossed the line into overprotecting?
Did you know that an adult repeats a request to his child three to five times on average? And you? How many times do you repeat? Too many, I suppose.
You’re pregnant again? Congratulations! Here are a few simple tricks to help you in your daily life.
Our aging parents and grandparents often say that our family values are on the decline. What do they mean? Let’s talk about family values, a heritage we should honour.
Your baby is your biggest source of joy and you can’t imagine your life without him/her. You’re starting to think about extending your family, but you’re afraid... What if you don’t love your second baby as much ?
Parental pride is necessary to the good development of a child but it can also cause a lot of stress and affect our relationships.
You feel like you didn’t get to enjoy all the little moments with your first baby? Rest assured, having the experience will make you a much calmer and confident mom!
You think you made a blunder? There is probably some of your education and a lot of good will in your mistakes as a young mom. Don’t worry!
Don’t you think our children have a knack to make us go ‘Awww’ all the time? Motherforlife.com has made a list of 10 situations in which our heart just goes BOOM!
These little sayings seem harmless but they can leave negative traces and give your child a false sense of guilt. Autopsy of the parental language.