I would do alot of things diffrently-For one I would have never argued with my husband in front of my 2 sons. My husband and I have a really rocky marriage and I regret all the times that we verbally fought with each other. Another thing that I regret is yelling at my children. Instead of asking my kids to do something I would yell at them. That doesnt set a good example to your children.
I think though all in all that I raised my children well, they are happy and really considerate of others feelings. I gave my children unconditional love and that is all that matters to me.
The advice that i would give a new parent is love your child(ren) more than anything is this world, always make time for child because alot of parents doesnt realize that just how fast kids grow up. Make your time count!
2007-01-10 09:35:03
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answered by Kendra M 2
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I think the only thing I would do differently is to have more patience. One thing I did VERY wrong was to be a smoker. Now I am going to have to worry weather my kids will do it or not. What I did well was be open with them. So far so good. They tell me everything. Advice for a new parent? Remember that kids look at you for everything. Be what you want them to be. They watch even when we don't think they do.
2007-01-10 08:33:59
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answered by Mrs. Always Right 5
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If I could start over I would have been a little stricter about keeping their rooms clean. They are teenagers now and what a mess!
I'm proud of the fact that my kids know they can talk to me about ANYTHING. I might be upset about something they've done, but I'll always support them and help them out of any situation.
My advice will be to let your kids know you will love them no matter what and that everyone makes mistakes. You don't expect them to be perfect but you do expect them to do their best.
2007-01-10 08:42:58
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answered by BJ 2
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I wouldnt start over, no way, no how. Everything we do, comes from the heart, we only want the best for our child, the things we do wrong in the meantime, we learn from and we dont repeat, its a learning process, regret nothing as everything youve stuffed up, youve learned valuable lessons from. Advice to a new parent: aslong as your child is fed, cleaned and loved, you have nothing to worry about.
2007-01-10 08:34:46
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answered by ♡MaNda♡ 3
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Well thats a tuff one. I love them but I hate the fact that me and their father split. So I would chance their dad#1, then let me see.............the only thing I felt I did wrong was that my 6 year old was doing excellent in school "dean list" principals award trophies certificates all. I somewhat slacked off because I thought she could carry herself. She is now a B stsudent I working on this as we speak her last test was ok. But I know she can do better.
2007-01-10 08:39:35
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answered by Kingteenunu 1
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Someone said more patience, and I couldn't agree more. My oldest has grown up so fast, and is SOOO precious, that I feel like, by not having patience, that I took the first several years of his life for granted.
I'm pregnant again, and I've learned a lesson. I hope that I can do better by this baby.
2007-01-10 08:54:09
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answered by <3 The Pest <3 6
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you choose the previous, mature him returned? Honey, he's on no account been mature. , in view that he's a 21, adulthood isn't something he's grown into yet. you're too youthful to get married. Your 20's are for looking out who you're, and you're nonetheless an adolescent. bypass to college, or a vocational college, initiate a occupation, keep some funds, exchange into greater known, after which you would be waiting for marriage. (ideally, you purchase a house first, yet many folk do no longer do this.) you have an excellent sort of issues to do first till now being waiting for marriage. As for him, verify out it this type. He began out smoking weed and being immature. He went by way of a greater mature area, and now he's returned to his common approaches. What you thought replaced into adulthood replaced into surely a factor, because of the fact the immature, weed smoking conduct are the norm for him. base line: go away. purely go away. i understand you do no longer wanna hear that, you probable do no longer agree, you think of you could exchange him, and so on and so on. Please understand this and not in any respect ignore: you could't exchange ANY guy. era. you have no longer have been on condition that form of power, no woman does. the only individual you could ever exchange is your self, purely because of the fact the only individual who can exchange him is himself. Sooo, constantly constantly take somebody AT FACE value. If he's no longer suitable at face value, bid him properly and look someplace else. it is not properly well worth the heartache and frustration attempting to alter him. it is not honest to the two individual. As for Islam, keep studying. i'm happy you're studying, because of the fact Islam is a suitable faith. Congratulations on you turning out to be to be nearer to God! you do no longer choose him or anybody else to check approximately Islam. it is your religious cultivation, no longer his, so keep on protecting on. he's asserted it to you, notwithstanding it hurts you and you do no longer wanna hear it. i choose you to stand what he's asserted and settle for it, in spite of the undeniable fact that it hurts. He desires to interrupt up with you. era. rather of torturing your self with tips from staying, purely go away. you realize who you have in case you do this? your self!!! What a impressive factor! you have your self, and that's super business corporation!
2016-10-06 23:16:30
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answered by ? 4
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I dont have kids, but i bet if my friend were to start all over she would've had her b/f wear a condom.
2007-01-10 08:35:37
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answered by Anonymous
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tech them some good values and how to treat people with respect
2007-01-10 08:55:28
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answered by Lionel M 5
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not have them
2007-01-10 08:31:37
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answered by Anonymous
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