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It'll be good if parents can share good tips and experience for others who have less ability. This is why this forum is for.
I can understand that some parents may feel really happy, satisifed with their kids and are proud of how they can teach their kids so well. That's alright and it'll be good that they can share with others their experience. For those having less abilities, it doesn't mean that they don't want to improve. Parenting is always a process with lots of trials and errors. One way of teaching which can suit my kid does not mean that it can also fit others.
I do not fully agree that helper is always an evil when talking about taking care of children. As long as you communicate better with your helper and let her understand your requirements and the reasons behind, she can really help a bit during daily routine on babysitting and assisting you to teach/train your kids some basic knowledge and daily habit, not just simply relying your helper to do all the things for your children. However, before you do this, you and your helper need to have a good relationship which indeed builds on the trust and respect between two of you. If you care about your helper, she will care about you and your kid.
I'm not as lucky as some of the mommies as my son's grandparents may not be able to come very often and I have to work during daytime, so I have to rely on my helper. Other than working hours, me and my husband devote almost 99% of our time on our kid. Can't remember when was the last time we had our own candle-light dinner. PG, playdates, etc..... are almost standard activities since 6months old. The progress of my son is fairly good, some areas are more advanced than other kids, but some areas are only satisfactory. But most important of all, he is really a happy little chap who always carries a big smile on his face. We never give him pressure on schooling matters nor attending all sorts of activities which he does not like. Maybe he's still too young and I need not to worry about homework and exams. I'm not too sure if I can still maintain relaxed when he comes to primary school. I would love to hear more advice from other parents who have good experience. Let's share more in this forum. |
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