A letter:
To all parents.
I love my mother she raised me on her own when my father was not there to love me, she
like many strong single mothers struggled to provide everything I wanted but
she always made sure I was taken care of. There were times in my teens that I
doubted her love I thought she wanted nothing to do with me I just assumed if
she can’t give me what I wanted that she simple didn't love me .
As I grew up I came to realize how much my mother loved me,
probably the day it hit me so hard that she loved me is when I came so close to
being raped, that day I knew God and my family loved me so much My mom was in
tears and everyone showed me so much love that I could never ever doubt their
love ever.
One thing I realized as I grew up, is that in life every
child seeks approval from parents whether their grown or young all they want is
for their parents to share in their dreams to be happy for them to show
approval for any of their achievements, and all that any great parents should
do is become passionate about their kids Dreams I believe it’s sort of a right
that all parents need to fulfill Let it not be for money because money doesn't equals
happiness but happiness comes from the fulfillment of Dreams.
As a parent I have come to know how hard it is to raise and
love a child, I have to accept that it’s not about my dreams for my baby but
her dreams for her life although my baby is young I have made mistakes in
showing her love that sometimes I had to sit down and think about how I need to
compromise myself in order to show love for her. In her young life I have come
to realize what a big impact I have its like when she first started trying to
walk it is because we cheered her on that she never ever gave up even when she
fell she would rise up to try and take baby steps until eventually today she
can walk, the same applies in life I need to cheer her on that she should live
to fulfill her dreams and when she falls she will not dare to give up on her
dreams because she knows I am there for her, cheering her on to keep going.
Being a parent is not just being a provider it is so much
more and the sooner parents step up to the game the easier it is for kids everywhere
to stand up and make a difference, remember we are raising future leaders. we
need to become more than just bread winners for our kids we need to show them
love and encourage them as it’s not the teachers job but our job as parents .God gave us this little
blessings of life so that we can nurture them and grow them into little
shinning stars.
The amazing thing when it comes to love it’s that it is never
too late to change, so to all the parents out there don’t beat yourself up,
change love your kids be part of their lives and the love will grow in their
hearts.like with me today I have come to love my father although his not a big
part of my life the love I have for him is amazing, that one time that I came
to share with him meant the world to me.
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