i guess i am too young for this mother job! because i dont wish to be a supermom. like one of those amazing women with a hundred hands and they are juggling a thousand things in those hundred hands. i just want that my baby has a nice normal childhood - just the way i had mine, not too much pressure (mind u i say not too much because these days the competition is inevitable) and a nice safe house to come back to. through my baby's life, i want my baby to know that he/she can do whatever he/she wants (provided its legal obviously) and whatever happens daddy and mommy are there back home for the kid.
the first pre-requisite is already fulfilled each woman who gives birth is a good mom i feel. u have to carry around the baby with u, make sure the baby is nourished and protected so already a woman is conditioned to be a good mom. Lol this means kangaroos are best mothers..........well no i dont mean that.
when i finally have the baby and when baby goes to school etc. maybe things will change. but i just want a nice happy childhood for my kid. i want my kid to believe in Santa Claus, read a fairy tale to my kiddo, make him/her read enid blyton, play a lot, fall down a bit, listen to family stories, be loved by grandparents, overeat the freshly baked cakes, jump on the bed and dance in the rain. its not like i will pull my child out of school and let him/her be at home. but i also dont want to make my kiddo join Ballet, swimming, dancing, yoga, culture class, tutions, skating, karate, aerobics, tennis and every other imaginable activity. so many kids spend their childhood running from class to class these days - what will they remember of their childhood?
i have seen so many moms multi tasking and taking their kids to malls and egging them on in the playzone areas to do better. at times these kids are being bribed for lack of time maybe. all i want to say in this long rambling post is to be a good mom, i should remember not to do all these things.
Just let my kid be. Kids are pretty forgiving. my baby needs my time, not my pressures. i'll bake cakes, teach my kid the small pleasures in life, and point out what he/she wants to know. i can be around when my baby falls and pick him/her up, and run ahead with him/her again. at times i'll be strict, but here's to the fact that i'll grow with my baby.
the first pre-requisite is already fulfilled each woman who gives birth is a good mom i feel. u have to carry around the baby with u, make sure the baby is nourished and protected so already a woman is conditioned to be a good mom. Lol this means kangaroos are best mothers..........well no i dont mean that.
when i finally have the baby and when baby goes to school etc. maybe things will change. but i just want a nice happy childhood for my kid. i want my kid to believe in Santa Claus, read a fairy tale to my kiddo, make him/her read enid blyton, play a lot, fall down a bit, listen to family stories, be loved by grandparents, overeat the freshly baked cakes, jump on the bed and dance in the rain. its not like i will pull my child out of school and let him/her be at home. but i also dont want to make my kiddo join Ballet, swimming, dancing, yoga, culture class, tutions, skating, karate, aerobics, tennis and every other imaginable activity. so many kids spend their childhood running from class to class these days - what will they remember of their childhood?
i have seen so many moms multi tasking and taking their kids to malls and egging them on in the playzone areas to do better. at times these kids are being bribed for lack of time maybe. all i want to say in this long rambling post is to be a good mom, i should remember not to do all these things.
Just let my kid be. Kids are pretty forgiving. my baby needs my time, not my pressures. i'll bake cakes, teach my kid the small pleasures in life, and point out what he/she wants to know. i can be around when my baby falls and pick him/her up, and run ahead with him/her again. at times i'll be strict, but here's to the fact that i'll grow with my baby.