Comments on: Are You a Lazy Parent?

By: Dan@Contemporary Dining Table

Dan@Contemporary Dining Table — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:21:11 +0000

I almost jumped a mile when I say the title of this blog!

Anyway, back on topic. I don’t think any parents are lazy as such, as bringing up children requires a lot of hard work, but I do think they need to prioritize certain activities such as reading and writing and not be content to play ball with them in the garden. It may seem like fun now but may not benefit your child that much in the long run.

By: Nancy@Toddler Slide

Nancy@Toddler Slide — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 05:25:06 +0000

I enjoyed reading the article on reading to your children everyday. Reading to or with your child creates a special time each day to connect with them. It can open up an opportunity to discuss important issues that may have come up that day or just explore their feelings and thoughts. Keep on reading!

By: smith@Prams Pushchairs

smith@Prams Pushchairs — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:12:11 +0000

Every parent think to provide best to their children. To fulfill that they work harder and harder to earn more so that they can provide every possible thing to their children. But, in spite of their busy schedule, they must read their child everyday to become more and more familiar about their habits.

By: Ahbee@Khmer

Ahbee@Khmer — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 06:05:32 +0000

Hey nice post, reading to my child is something I’m looking forward too when I’ll become a father. And hopefully that won’t be too long from now, but I must say it’s one of the most beautiful thing you can do with your kids.

By: Liza Brown (career advice expert)@job search

Liza Brown (career advice expert)@job search — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 09:57:32 +0000

I remember my mother reading every day to me. And when I were ill, even several times a day. Thank to this I’ve grown up loving and enjoying reading, too. I’m sure that even if you have a job, you still should find at least 20 minutes to read something on a daily basis, so to speak.

By: barbie@Melissa and Doug

barbie@Melissa and Doug — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 12:48:59 +0000

kick in the butt!
that is what I feel…
I love spending time with my baby, but I know I can still give more and she very much deserve it.

thanks for kicking my butt!

By: child custody attorney in LA

child custody attorney in LA — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:17:14 +0000

reading to your children is a fantastic way to bond with your child and help educate them. Why would a parent not want to. Thank you for the post.

By: Chris Lee

Chris Lee — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 05:26:19 +0000

Great review, I have two of my own; one 9yrs and another in his “terible 2’s”

Chris
Va Beach

By: Dining Tables

Dining Tables — Sun, 31 May 2009 15:18:22 +0000

Long working hours can have quite a negative effect on family life. There are a few things i do with my kids. For one being a dining table enthusiast I make sure that we all have dinner around the dining table and not a tv dinner. This helps a lot to as you end up being able to spend more thime with the family.

By: amy@Tattoo Websites

amy@Tattoo Websites — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 06:57:55 +0000

Hi There, this is so true!. My husband works a regular 8 hrs a day office day and I usually a stay in mother. But when I got a job about 2 months ago I noticed that my kids are acting up strangely(almost shouting, lost of appetite etc..). Me and my husband had a talk because we felt that having a nanny to look for our children when we are away is not a good idea because we are felt that we created a distance with our children. So I decided to quit my job and stay focus on them like reading them books before going to bed(which I do before I got work. But when I got a job and go home I was always tired and wanted to sleep so I dont have time for my children).

Perhaps if others can read your article I’m pretty sure they will appreciate it very much..

-Amy