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Being a mom to daughters is so important. Raising them up to be happy, productive adults is a job in-and-of-itself. I can be a lot of fun, but their will the stresses over time. It is important to remember the end goal. What you want for your daughter’s future, as stated above. Nurturing them is important. Caring for them. Loving them. Spending time with them. Having fun with them. Talking to them, about the little things and the big things. Stay close, and keep the lines of communication open. When done properly, even if their is a rift in the relationship when the teen years strike, you will get your daughters back.
Mother and daughter relationships are special and important. Nurture them always. *** Updates: Bangor Single Moms (Not just for moms in Bangor!) Single moms creating family memories: A family blog Single moms creating family memories: Ideas for your family blog Single moms: Gift ideas for grandparents Single moms: Good places to go for brunch on Grandparents Day Single moms: Update or create a resume Free gift ideas and craft ideas for Grandparent Days Simple crafts to honor September 11 Frugal Recipes Peanut Butter and Apple Roll-Ups Living the Low-Income Life Revisiting the Tightwad Gazette They Call Me “The Frugal Zealot” Shannon Twitter: @BangorSingleMom Comments1 Comment so far |
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Fantastic post. Mother and daughters do need to spend more time together. I want my sister and my mom to spend more quality time together, but it might have to wait until my sister grows a bit more mature, understanding, and an adult.
I would love to see a post on sons spending more time with their moms. I see this as equally important, as there really should be a balance between a leading male and female figure in people’s lives. The time spent doesn’t have to include the same things the daughter and mom does together, but could be playing ball, eating dinner, going for a walk, etc. Anything that connects a mother and her child is a good thing.