We, as parents, think that it is us who teach the children the nuances of life. We go about reading parenting books while we are expecting and smugly think that we wonโt be making any of the โmistakesโ we think the other parents are making. In our heads, our child is the best behaved, well mannered, widely read and a delightful child. But just the first few days after childbirth makes sure we discard any such thoughts. The advertisements showing a cherubic infant happily suckling away and a mother who looks almost angelic are, well, just adverts. Real life is not like that.
For me its passion and simplicity Ghata. Wonder why we become so complicated as we grow up!
Certainly. Somethings can't be learned through books ๐
ha ha….experience talking Rosh? ๐
Absolutely true Rekha ๐ Kids teach us reality! ๐
Indeed the case!! Especially, with the strong personalities that they have inherited from their parents!! *gulp*
No number of books can teach you what parenting as an experience teaches you. It's a new lesson every single moment. But I'm loving it. Failure is multiple, but the small successes are what matters. Isn't it?