Having a child is the most wonderful thing in the world and being a mother is the most rewarding job. It is given that taking care of a child entails a lot of responsibilities and sacrifices. As a parent we would sacrifice anything for our children and give them everything they want just to make them happy and the most rewarding thing is to simply see your children smiling and in great joy.
The child at a very young age, is carefree and very dependent to their parents. But though they seem like they care less about the world around them, they understand and they feel us, our emotions. They say there is that special connection between a parent and a child and I as a parent can attest to that.
My daughter loves to read the book and I as a mother make sure that I spend quality time with her. I always find some time to read the book to her as well. I am so glad that I have this opportunity to review this book “I Believe In You”. This book encourages kids to look within to find they have all they need to succeed-and to know they always have someone cheering them on. I was struck because when I read on the first page it shows an image of a baby and on the second page, an image of a little girl. It then sink in to me that, yes children do grow up. As I went on reading the book, I was amazed to see different issues told in the book about children, them growing up and the different good and bad days, making mistakes , happy and sad days that we all encounter as a parent with our children. One thing I learned about the book is that no matter what circumstances happen, make sure to always make your children they are loved and encourage them.
We are our children’s inspiration. In the book of the very well known and award winning author, Marianne Richmond I Believe in You, it shows the importance of letting your children know how much you believe in them because it plays a big part in who they are and who they will become. Letting your child know that you support them and you strongly believe in them gives them the sense of comfort and security knowing that in everything they do they always have someone who has a strong faith in them.
Every child commits mistakes, honest mistakes that they did not intend to do in their very young minds. These mistakes sometimes are taken to personal by other parents that they tend to punish their child for the wrong that they did. Most parents would think that even if they scold their children, they may cry and then behave after being scolded. But this is very wrong. As a parent you will be imposing fear to your child. Tendency is that the child would grow up with fear and will have low self confidence. In Marianne Richmond’s book, she emphasizes the importance of building a personal relationship with your child and making them feel that they are great and that you strongly believe in them. As early as now, spend quality time for your children, encourage them, make them feel they are important and never forget to tell them, “ I Believe in You”. It’s every child’s desire to know they are doing great, they are appreciated and they are loved. I highly recommend this book to all the parents!
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