Tag: Gratitude

No matter how wealthy your parents may be, one day their hair will turn gray, just like the mother of your young friend. The most important thing is for your children to learn about difficulties, the ability to collaborate with others to complete tasks.

"Only when you become a parent can you truly understand the depth of love expressed in the saying 'No one loves a child like their mother and father' or 'Having children is like experiencing a pure love'. It is in the act of raising and nurturing our own children that we fully comprehend the profound meaning behind these familiar words."

"Only when you become a parent do you truly understand the depth of the phrases we often hear before, such as 'Having a child makes you realize how much your parents love you' and 'There's no one who loves their child more than their parents'. It is only when we become parents ourselves and raise our own children that we truly comprehend the profound meaning behind these words."

Worshipping the God of Wealth has been a customary practice for many Vietnamese people, with the belief that this deity will bless them with prosperity in business. Throughout the year, people eagerly anticipate the arrival of the God of Wealth and express their gratitude towards him at the end of the year.

Many parents love their children deeply, but their behavior and skills cause their children to grow up wanting to stay away.

Children are taught this from a young age; they grow up to be successful and outstanding individuals, even if they are far away from their parents.

In addition to intelligence, emotional intelligence (EQ) is equally important for a child. Parents can determine if their child has a high EQ through these behaviors.

The more parents shelter their children, the less appreciative they become. Some children even express resentment, causing their parents great pain.

If a child displays these signs, it indicates that the child is extremely misbehaved, and parents should intervene early.

The upbringing of a child is influenced by their individuality, yet there are generally 10 principles that parents should apply.