Best Parents

Throughout the history of Mankind mother-son relationships have been considered special. Many women say that having a son gives them a sense of completeness. One woman affirmed, "It is as if through him I have found the missing part of me." Patriarchal societies place greater value on sons. At times 'male child-centeredness' can become obsessive. In India, special rituals are held to invoke Divine intervention in granting a son. Sons are required to maintain lineage, to care for parents Read more [...]

Trust is one of the great foundation stones of any healthy relationship. Let us face it, if you cannot trust your partner what kind of relationship will you have, where will the love and happiness be? Trust is such a fragile thing, you can work for years building up a bond of trust between you two, if one of you makes a mistake that trust could be gone in an instant. If you lose your partners trust the it could take forever and a day to regain it. Far better then to do nothing that will cost you Read more [...]

Each of our lives is centrally about relationships. Our relationship with God and with all given us in this life: our family, friends, enemies, the stranger by the way, and all those in between. Though by the actions of some it may appear otherwise, it becomes clear through our life experiences that all people everywhere, are God's children. Consequently, not only does the Lord love all people, regardless of our choices or love for Him, but our Heavenly Father also beckons us to love everyone in Read more [...]

The relationship between a parent and his child is the most important of all: if they have a normal relationship, full of affection and respect, than the child will develop normally, but if their relationship is based on anger, the child will then have a less normal life. The parent has a very important job: he has to give a shape to his child' s personality, to help him become a civilized and decent adult! This means that the parent needs to place restrictions and limitations on his child's behavior Read more [...]

The strength of relationships with our children today... will become the foundation of humanity evolution; therefore, pay close attention to what they say, as they will surely be the leaders of tomorrow. Many people today believe connection with our children is based only upon parenting roles, or teaching them what adults believe to be the necessary skills and values to fit in with society. However, the underlying problem with that type of guidance is that it creates simply another version of us Read more [...]

Woodrow Wilson once said, "Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together." And indeed, friends are an important part of life. This holds true for all ages, even for your little one. Having, few or no friends can deeply affect your child's self-esteem and how they view their social skills. So much emphasis has been placed on popularity that oftentimes, a child may feel like a failure if she has only a few friends. However, it is important not to confuse quantity with Read more [...]