Parents are not mythical beings, they are ordinary people with ordinary lives and extra ordinary love for us.
Teaching emotional intelligence in children fosters empathy, resilience, and responsibility. Encouraging emotional expression, assigning small tasks, celebrating efforts, and leading by example nurture EQ, shaping future success. Early development ensures better relationships, perseverance, and long-term emotional well-being.
We must embrace the reality of who our parents are, which involves letting go of who we wish they were.
Living two lives – one at home and one outside.
How reasonable is it to expect children to understand the intricacies of a time-bound commitment they are making with themselves?
