A mother is most commonly defined as a woman who has raised a child or given birth to a child, but what makes one a good mother? Some people believe that a good mother never has a dirty home, always has a four course meal at dinner time, and never gets frustrated or angry. Some mothers can juggle it all, a clean house every day, delicious dinners every evening, and maybe even never having a meltdown. With working or single mothers those tasks can be challenging, and just because a mother can accomplish such everyday tasks does not necessarily make her a good mother. How a mother deals with the everyday stresses of motherhood, how she provides unconditional love, and how she supports her child, is what qualifies one to be a good mother. Being a good mother is a choice a woman makes every day to put her child’s happiness and well-being above her own. She gives her all for her children, she provides unconditional love, support, and does her very best to lead by example.
Loving your children unconditionally means, that a mother accepts her children completely and without conditions no matter what her agenda for the child may be. It means, she loves and accepts her child “as is”. She does not make her child ever feel like her love is conditional. She makes sure her child knows that they do not have to be anything other than what they are to be loved. She encourages her children to be to best that they can be. She loves her children unconditionally meaning, even if her child makes
No matter what actions or words a mother chooses, to a child his or her mother is on the highest pedestal. A mother is very important to a child because of the nourishing and love the child receives from his or her
What makes a good parent? Some people may have difficulties answering that question. In my opinion, a good mother is considered to be loving, caring, and supportive. Parents should always be there for the child to prepare them to be responsible adults. But some parent does not understand that things that they do and say may affect a child mentally and physically, which reflex’s in a child’s behavior. In the short story, “Girl” by Jamaica Kincaid and “Reunion” by John Cheever clearly shows examples of how a parent can affect a child's behavior.
The Hate List follows the main character, Valerie. Valerie is a complex character who undergoes a massive change throughout the book. The beginning of the book shows Valerie, a high school student, who struggles with a wide range of emotions such as anger, frustration, and isolation. She is in a relationship with her boyfriend, Nick, and their relationship can be described as toxic. The two of them become intertwined in his plan, which is to create a “hate list” of the people they dislike.
Being a mother is not an easy job, it takes a lot of time and dedication. There are a lot of trials and tribulation that goes with it, as Rollin points out in her essay, but there also is a lot of joy. Rollin mentions all the negative aspects but fails to include any positivity, and most mothers would disagree with a majority of Rollin's claims. Her tone and phrases are harsh and can be viewed as disrespectful towards mothers.
Being a mother is a gift. Every women dreams of being a mother one day, and having that precious gift of a child. Women dream of being a mother one day even as a little girl. The instincts of doing motherly tasks starts during a woman’s childhood. Playing with dolls and playing house is just the beginning of those tasks.
Parenting: from dressing, teaching, disciplining, to simply supporting a child, there are technically no right or wrong ways to provide care. Although there may not be a correct way, most, if not all, parents have been or will be criticized at some point because of their decisions in parenting. So what exactly makes someone good at parenting? A mother, father, or caregiver who exercises good parenting fosters a healthy relationship with the child, demonstrates and reciprocates respect, and reinforces responsibility.
God created all of us and perhaps a mother is the best creation of god. It is the mother who gives her child the chance to see this beautiful world. She is the light when there is no hope, she is the shadow when there is no place to hide, she is the shelter of her child when the storm is destroying the whole world. Mother is like the one no one can compare anything to her and for a lot of people she is the one who helped them to make them who they are now. She is the guide who shows the best way for her child to their success and become an integral part of their life. Overall, she always tries to do something best for her child and here is the problem. Because, sometimes some mother do not figure it out what is best for her child. In “Two Kinds”
Everyone knows that being a mother is not and easy job, especially those who have the right to be called “mother”. Women who are gifted with the miracle of giving birth are gifted too with an enormous job of guiding a person’s life. Moms are always known for being there always, breaking the obstacles with their sons and making them learn from their own mistakes. Being a mom is a hard work and sometimes they suffer from abuse from their sons or family members for just wanting the best for them.
Cultural aspects of everyday life are often difficult for people of dominant cultures to discern because their practices, traditions, values, and understandings are taken for granted. Mexico is a country that interest me in many different ways, whether it is individualism and collectivism, assertiveness, performance orientation, future orientation or uncertainty avoidance. There are many similarities of Mexico and the United States, but there are also characteristics that are not so similar. Mexico is known to be collectivistic people, unlike many Americans are individualists.
The mother understands the best way to help in any situation that comes her way. The mother truly understands what could happen and how to handle any situation that is hurdled her daughters
but we may not understand the potential of a mother on her child. Perhaps it’s just too easy to take mothers for granted. We need to change the perception of motherhood and we need to value it
Parenting is no easy task. It requires much from the human body and does not give any ease. What is a good parent? A good parent is loving, respectful, honest, willing to listen to what their children have to say, etc. A good parent is one that will take care of their children and teach them between right and wrong even if it gets rough.
The love between a parent and child is unconditional. It comes straight from the heart. The bond between a parent and child is something that only a parent can really understand. It starts before the child is born and will last a life time. Parents want to protect their child from any kind of harm. From the day the child is born, the mother and father will be the one that the child will depend on. The parents will be the one the child relies on whenever the child gets hurt, needs help, needs a shoulder to cry on,
I believe healthy individuals should be able to sell their organs because it is their body and they should be able to do whatever they want with it. Since there are so many people on the list for needing organs, most of them end up dying because they cannot wait for a donor to come along. If it were legal to have people who want to sell their organs, many more individuals on that list would be able to live. Having the option to sell your organs can also help individuals receive money if they are in need of it or if they just want more money to have. Many people in this world would do anything to receive more money, and if having to sell one of your organs is what it takes, many people would be up for that. Being able to sell your organs should
A mother is someone who can take the place of all others but no one can take the place of her. There are many different definitions you could use to describe your mother. My mother, Pam Krull, fits every one of those. Today I decided to pick the three that I thought was most important to me. I admire and aspire to be like my mother because of how supportive, how selfless, and how loving she is.