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In an idyllic world that's how a parent should see their children. The reality is our children aren't perfect, just as we have our flaws.
I guess it's called reality. As parents we need to be aware of our children's shortcomings and try to improve those areas. Where they excel, they need to be rewarded. Too often we dwell on the negatives and ignore the positives.
I guess it's called reality. As parents we need to be aware of our children's shortcomings and try to improve those areas. Where they excel, they need to be rewarded. Too often we dwell on the negatives and ignore the positives.