Motherhood is the true calling of woman, for no task performed by a woman is known to be better than it; every other task besides it, a man may surpass her in. Yet this task remains one in which woman is distinguished from man and surpasses him without dispute.
The bond between mothers and children is the strongest to be found among any other group, and because dialogue has a profound and direct effect on the children's behaviour, it is necessary to observe certain principles to ensure the effectiveness of dialogue and the continuity and strengthening of the family relationship
Beginning the dialogue with the pronoun ("I") instead of the pronoun ("you")
Frankness and clarity in dialogue
Speaking at the appropriate time
The necessity of positivity in dialogue
Listening to the children
Respecting the children's opinions and ideas
Addressing the children in terms they understand
Not interrupting the children while they are speaking
Following an approach of gentleness and leniency in dealing with the children
Avoiding harshness, severity, and excessive reprimanding
Continuous attention to the children and constantly checking on them
Respecting and meeting the children's psychological needs
Mothers and mothers-to-be, family counsellors, and anyone interested in raising children.
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