In her most recent social media post, the Vietnamese music beauty – singer Bao Anh captivated her fans by sharing a clip of a serene moment with her little daughter, Misumi, in the early morning at their villa. Far from the image of a glamorous singer on stage, the new mom, Bao Anh, dressed casually in shorts and a sleeveless top, without any makeup, yet still captivated everyone with her exquisite beauty, fitting the description “a stunner even after becoming a mother.”
Not only did Bao Anh captivate her fans, but her daughter, Misumi, also received a lot of compliments. The little girl is adorable and resembles her mother. Moreover, she is incredibly well-behaved, sitting quietly as her mother, Bao Anh, styles her hair without causing any fuss. The peaceful scene of the two of them touched everyone’s hearts, spreading happiness and positivity to start a new day.
After the video was shared by the singer, it received an overwhelming number of interactions and reactions. Most fans expressed their wish for Bao Anh to share more about their lives so that everyone could follow their adorable moments. The mother-daughter duo is so endearing that people can’t get enough of their cuteness.
Since accidentally revealing her daughter’s face after a long time of keeping her private, Bao Anh has been more open about sharing moments with her daughter, Misumi, on social media. Like any other mother, she is addicted to capturing every precious moment with her little princess and occasionally sharing them on her personal page. The presence of Misumi has brought agreement from fans that Bao Anh looks happier and more confident than before.
As mentioned earlier, when a woman becomes a mother, she realizes that her peace and happiness lie within her home, with her precious child. Moments spent with her child are priceless, especially for busy mothers like singer Bao Anh. However, no matter what, mothers should always remember that the relationship between mother and daughter is formed and connected from the very first days of a child’s life. Therefore, it is incredibly meaningful and profound. However, this relationship still needs to be nurtured daily by:
Spending more time with your daughter
Scientists from Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of Pennsylvania conducted a study with over 30 children aged 4-6 in Boston, USA.
After observing brain activity and analyzing children’s recordings, along with parent interactions, the researchers found that children who conversed more frequently with their parents had more developed language and motor skills.
Children learn from those they interact with daily by observing and imitating. Apart from learning from their environment, infants learn language development from their parents, including spoken and body language.
Therefore, regular conversations can promote family relationships and develop children’s social skills. When engaged in conversations and exchanges, children have the opportunity to develop multiple skills simultaneously, such as thinking, debating, sharing, and listening.
People always establish a deep connection with those they have interacted with for a long time. That’s why some infants always gravitate towards people they frequently encounter. If you want to foster a strong mother-daughter bond, make sure to spend more time talking and playing with your child.
For children in elementary school, during conversations, mothers can share the difficulties they are facing or tell stories about their day. By doing so, children will feel valued and trusted, strengthening the bond between mother and child.
Increasing affectionate interactions with your daughter
One of the best ways to bond with your child is to set aside time to play and have fun together, showing them affectionate gestures and actions.
Mothers can watch their children’s favorite cartoons with them, read books together, and listen to their understanding of the stories. They can also guide their children to share everyday stories…
Only by taking the initiative to explore your child’s world and listen to their thoughts can you truly connect with them.
Note that it’s not about how many activities you do with your child or where you take them; it’s about the quality time spent together as a family. Sometimes, just watching a cartoon together can bring joy to your child.
Additionally, mothers should proactively show physical affection, such as hugs, which is a wonderful way to connect and strengthen the bond with your child.
Research also indicates that this method helps reduce the risk of illness. So, don’t hold back on giving your child plenty of hugs, and they will reciprocate your love.
Respecting your daughter’s opinions
The most significant difference between a mother and her daughter is their diverse experiences, making it challenging to understand each other. Nowadays, many families have a wrong interpretation of respect, leading to negative issues in parent-child relationships.
Professor Li Meijin suggests that in this case, mothers should act appropriately, respecting their children’s privacy and showing concern for their thoughts, emotions, and well-being. This enables mothers to support their children in making reasonable decisions.
When children feel respected by their mothers, they become more aware of their actions and behaviors, striving to improve their character and make significant progress in their personal development.
For example, when a child is crying and feeling wronged or sad, a mother should set aside her adult perspective and refrain from scolding the child from an adult’s standpoint. Instead, she should guide the child to reflect on and resolve the issue from the child’s perspective.
Building a strong mother-daughter relationship is crucial not only for maintaining family harmony but also for laying the foundation for the child’s personality development and future lifestyle.
Regularly eating meals together
A recent study found that mothers who regularly eat with their children can bring various benefits, such as improved eating habits, enhanced mood, and better academic performance.
When children eat with their families, they have more opportunities to converse, confide, and express themselves. They also feel more comfortable eating in a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere.
According to a 2015 assessment by a Canadian research team, family meals can prevent issues like eating disorders, depression, violent tendencies, and substance abuse.
The team also found a correlation between family meals and positive academic performance in children, especially in girls.
If you don’t have much time to eat with your child, plan to have at least one meal together during the week.
During dinner, parents can ask their children about their day, such as, “Did anything fun happen at school today?” or “Is there anything you need help with?”
Letting your child help you when needed
Research has revealed that infants as young as 12 months old have an innate desire to help their parents if allowed. This leads to them continuing to do so naturally as they grow up.
On the other hand, a child who is not allowed to help with household chores at a young age may not develop a sense of responsibility or initiative to contribute to household tasks as a teenager.
One of the natural instincts of young children is to want to feel useful. When a parent assigns age-appropriate tasks to a child, the child feels a sense of responsibility to complete them and values the trust placed in them by the adult.
Parents should praise their children when they do a good job and give them a small reward. This method will bring parents and children closer together and foster the child’s confidence and willingness to help others in the future.
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