When it comes to our children they should come first.
Children don’t learn primarily by what we say. Babies are wise, they observe everything we do, and that is where they begin to mimic our actions and learn.
Then they hear all we have to say and it is confusing for children who see the major difference in what you do versus what you say. You’re teaching them to not trust your word.
They begin to walk the path of losing faith.
Then children try to cocreate their world and speak their needs. Some are met with abuse yells and screams. Here is where they’re taught their needs don’t mean a thing.
They begin to lose value in self.
Children excited, beaming with pride so happy they run inside, tracking a mess on the floor you just swept to show you the flower they picked for you.
Instead of love and appreciation, you just tried your parents patience and now you get all the stress that they’ve been holding in. The effort isn’t worth the price you’ll pay.
You learn to feel all the blame and guilt for simply trying to do something good.
Look I’m a parent who was a child who endured abuse. I’m healing it. This i come to find is true.
We all do the best we can do. Unfortunately, we make mistakes. We were taught what we know. We may have picked up and discarded some methods along the way. I know it may have caused major damages, yet at least they stayed and tried.
Unlike the cowards who abandoned their kids blaming the other parent for being the problem, crazy, angry, abusive absolutely insane… so why is okay for your child to be forced to live a life like that without you there to watch their back and protect them?
Exactly! Make it make sense. Stop buying the lies of these little children pretending to be women and men.
They didn’t ask to be born. It’s time all parents do what’s right for their children and learn to grow up and stop behaving like children themselves.
What are we teaching our children about how to behave when they see us act in these ignorant ways?
Now do you see how society has changed and yes we’re all to blame when we do nothing to force change and stop these toxic ways.
It’s time to get back to heart of the matters again. Tami Irizarry