Most Important Parenting Lessons Learned

IN the land of parenting there is there are two universal truths -- even with the insights of family and friends -- you will all end up mothering your children differently and won't always have the answers. In fact many experts will tell you that the best mothers are those who are stitched will the many lessons they learned having admitted and corrected their mistakes.
This week, mother's share what they value as the most important parenting lessons they have learned. Here’s what they had to say:
Kaylor: I have learned that I must consider these four core values: correction, instruction, discipline and encouragement in guiding my children. I also learned that as an important to take an authoritative persona drawing strength from biblical guidance bible; Proverbs 22:6 train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it.

You have to realise that it is the most important job and you have to be as serious and as firm about it like you are about the one that you are being paid to do. Children require time and patience and you will always have to aim to make sacrifices for them, to take time out to understand them because they deserve your undivided attention. This is especially important because children are curious and they act fast so you simply have to at all times have your eyes on them and even though your eyes are best when your eyes are not on them make sure another trusted adult eyes are.
Jessica: It’s not easy raising a child; it is a difficult, demanding task. With my son I make sure to show him love but I don't spoil him. I ensure that I am always in his life; on a daily basis we share information that are beneficial to both of us so by doing that there is a bond between us. Last, but not least I set rules; he knows he expected to follow them. I believe firmly in saying train up a child in the way he/she should go that when they old they will not depart from