What are some of the best mother and daughter bonding times?
This did not happen to me, but to one of my mom's friends.One night when she arrived home from work, she was extremely annoyed to see her 6 year old still awake, perched on a chair, talking to the mirror and looking at her reflection. She shooed her daughter away from her room, which held the only mirror in the house. She sunk into the sofa, as her daughter approached her, looking very apologetic. She chided the daughter for staying up late and whatever she was doing in her room.The daughter was upset and told the mother, that she was practising how to apologise to her mother without angering her. The daughter took out her test paper and gave it to her mother with tearful eyes. My mother's friend was stricken, holding her daughter's hands, she told her that she could never be truly angry at her.This was one of the most touching mother and daughter things that I've heard.(Sorry for the poor narration)
How can I be a good wife, mother, and daughter-in-law at the same time?
Okay! You firstly need to believe that yes you are a good wife, mother and a daughter-in-law. If you believe in yourself only then the rest of thr world will believe that yes you are good enough.Now, there is actually no formula to be a good wife or a mother or a good daughter-in-law. What you really need to do is give equall amount of importance to every relation that you wish to be good in or those relations that you want to keep it safely to your heart. Every relation is like a little plant which needs the best care to grow up into a fruitful tree. In every relation of yours, you got to invest time and emotion only then it will be fruitfull. Your love, patience and your devotion towards the relation will act as the naurturing to the relationships.Now, one of the key points that you should know is that every relation becomes beautiful if both the person involved in the relation are good friends. Thus, friendship is certainly the best way to be into the best phase in any relation. Be it be your husband or your children or your parents-in-law you an develop a very strong bonding when you are friends with each of them. If you are friends then they can easily apparoach you in times of need/dispair or in times of sorrow or grief or in moments of happiness or love. Make sure that tge friendship so strong that they always find you to come to or to approach. You might not be the best sollution provider but make sure that you are the most easiest in terms of approach. One more thing is that you need to be a listener first and then a speaker. If you listen to your family, they will find you engaging and often would like to share stuffs with you and that eventually would build your bond.One of the very simple things that you should look for is to appreciate. Everybody loves to be appreciated for their effort. I’m sure you like it too. So make sure that you appreciate everyone’s effort.And finally, every marriage demands a lot of sacrifices and understanding. Don’t be hisitant in matters of sacrifices. It will be the culmination of all the above said things that will eventually earn you a position in everyone’s heart. Good luck!
What are some fun things for a mother and her teenage daughter to do together?
Beauty Day - get your hair and nails done, then go to lunch. Dress up. Make it an occasion.Shared books - One of you picks a book and reads it first, equipped with a highlighter - highlighting passages. Make a note in the margin explaining why. Then the other reads it and highlights in a different color and notates the margins. Look through the book again and see how you get insight into each other and your views of the world from those margin notes.Take a bead class together - make each other something beautiful. Cherish it. Wear it whenever you're pissed off at the other - a talisman of connection.Plan a fabulous trip. Frankly, even if there is no chance you’ll ever go, plan it anyway. The internet is an awesome resource. Don't look at “tours” - be your own travel agent finding cool places to stay, charming restaurants, sites to see, shopping districts to explore. Figure out how much it would cost, and what would you have to budget if you - gasp - actually decide to go. What a great way to explore real life finances, and the value of forgoing a new pair of shoes now for the fun of next year's trip.Find a charity you can both support with effort. Make the commitment. Volunteer together as a mommy-daughter date.Get involved politically. If you're on the same team, great. If you're not, do it any way and be supportive of each other. Listen to the other side.Go to tea. Better yet, make a fancy tea at home together and invite a couple of her friends and their mothers. Dress up. Make it an occasion.Start the college search early, without pressure. Go to college towns as a day trip together, to explore the town - looking at and talking about the college is almost (but not quite) an accident.Pray together when something bad happens, in a hold hands and search for meaning way, reaching out together to whoever you believe in. If you’re not religious, hold hands and promise strength to each other in that hard time. Sometimes we are our own best ministers.If you're similar size, shop together for some item of clothing that can cross over your ages. Whatever it costs, laugh, and count it as “half-price” because you can share. To this day my daughter and I have a very favorite store and we go there and splurge on a “half-price” delight.Bake holiday cookies together.Enjoy every moment, because you can never have them back.
What does it mean when mothers and daughters think the same thing at the same time?
shes raised u well...u r ur mother ...not a pleasant thought for ur man though>>>>>>>>>
What are some mother daughter things to do in Houston/humble/Kingwood?
i'm doing this on my phone so I am not taking the time to make this grammatically correct. :/ sorry.. so my friend just moved in with my family because her crazy mother kicked her out, and i'm going of to college in 1.5 Weeks. she is a year younger than me. she has been here for a littleover a week. her and my younger sister get along great, but I would like to see her and my mom form a relationship before I leave. i'm not looking to force it but just help them get a little more comfortable. I was wanting to take them and my sister to do something. I really don't know what though. I don't want to spend a ton of money. does anyone have some ideas? I can do stuff at night or on Sunday or Monday. I have ruled out this stuff shopping (my mom hates it) nails movies
Mother-Daughter Relationships?
if mother has favoritism in her kids...the other who is not her favorite would most likely would hate her and rebel against her
Can a mother be jealous of her daughter? and why?
Of course a parent can be jealous of a child, though that jealousy is more pronounced in same-sex lines (father/son and mother/daughter, rather than father/daughter or mother/son). A child represents you and the parent cannot help but identify with that child. In extreme cases, you will have parents who will relive their lives though their children, for good or bad. If your mother is constantly denigrating you and making you question yourself, it is probably because she is trying to make herself be more important in your eyes (or in hers). To keep yourself from becoming your mother, you just have to remember that your daughter is not you and that at some point she's going to be doing things that you either couldn't or wouldn't do. In those situations, don't say stuff like "I would never..." or "If it were me I'd..." or "I did such-and-such...". Remember it's not about you - it's about her.