Managing as a single parent overall is a big job. Managing as a single parent is a lesson on prioritization, flexibility, and organization. Setting priorities is the main objective starting off: practicing time management is mandatory, as well as, being able to wear two hats at one time. As a single parent of three children, I have also learned to be flexible with my time. Making personal sacrifices for my children happen on a daily basis, but also remind me of the reason I became a parent in the first place.
If they get tired and sleepy then children can not function properly in school and during other lessons, like piano or math. This gives children a lot of stress that they have to finish EVERYTHING by a certain date. Some smart students may have already learned the subjects that they are doing really well and they have to do it again needlessly. I think that is why a lot of homework is a complete burden. All in all, I think that too much homework is unnecessary and a torture to so many children.
I’m also responsible for playing both mother and father figure in my child’s life. The sheer amount of responsibilities that mothers have to juggle on a daily bases are sometimes overwhelming. In short there are the rough, not so good days when the frustration sets in. During these times, I consistently remind myself of my reason for doing this never ending balancing act. This is to provide a better life for my kids.
Parenting requires a lot of skills such as patience, communication, and teaching and not to mention also a positive attitude. Expressing love and affection has always been one of the best skills to use as encouragement. Loving your children unconditionally, expressing to them how important they are to you helps develop a relationship. According to Divorce Wizards (1997), too often, children living in single parents households have to contend with negative stereotypes and hurtful remark made by insensitive adults. Therefore parents are the most important people in their children into a confident, productive, and responsible adult in today’s society.
Because of this, they are typically only used for desperate cases (or rich families).Desperate cases refer to any number of things, but typically are for families where the parents do not have the chance to see their kids all the time. The parents either works long hours, they both work during the times when the kids are home, or what have you. They are needed for anytime where the kids would need long-term supervision while the parents are unable to give it. It is because of this that a nanny will always have an effect on a family. That effect could be that the children will always have
My brother and I stayed at my Grandpa’s house most of the time she was up there mostly only going home to sleep and get ready for school the next day, it was weird and confusing but my grandpa was good at getting our minds off of things and keeping our spirits up when he needed to. While my grandmother was in the hospital, my brother and I didn’t get to go see her, we were either too young to go in or my parents didn’t think we should see her that way, I can’t remember. When she finally came home, they said the disease was gone but she was still very sick. She looked completely different and she was very weak. They had started her on chemotherapy, and from what I understand
(Back up plan). IV. 3rd Idea You Want to Discuss: Self-motivation A) Believe in yourself B) Determination C) Having goals in your life you want to reach. Single Mom and Success Having children shouldn’t mean that college isn’t an option. We all see single moms working minimum wage jobs, struggling, doing their best to survive.
I am too tired to think but I still have piles of homework that could have just not been assigned. Having all the homework is vary stressful on students. We need sleep to stay awake in school, but if we have stayed up all night doing our work, we are falling asleep. And when that happens, the students need coffee or soda or else they will fall asleep. But the soda or coffee makes you crash later.
That is the life of many young students today. Students today have to do a ton of homework to do in the week days, and in the weekend it's even worse. In the weekends there are all those assignments to do, and the job to go to, and the house that has to be cleaned. For a young person that's just too much to handle. We can't quit our work though ?
What Child Rights Mean to Me For some time now, I have been thinking of what it means to have rights as a child how these rights can have an impact on my attitudes and behaviours. One thing I have definitely learned is that it does not give me the right to do what I like nor behave as I like thinking that no one can stop me. Growing up, I never really encounter any problem with my parents and their style of parenting. I have such loving parents whom I remember always played a very important role in my upbringing and encouraged my success as a child. If it weren’t for these supporting and caring individuals in my life, I’m not sure what type of person I would be today.