Today, May 12, was Mother's Day.
Many of you may have given gifts or words of gratitude. Some mothers might have received thanks directly from their children.
This time, we focus on children's growth, aiming to create opportunities to express gratitude to mothers by touching on the struggles and joys that only parents can experience.
Parenting: A Constant Vigil
Even after overcoming the major milestones of pregnancy and childbirth, you cannot let your guard down for a while.
During infancy, as their bodies are not robust, you need to pay close attention to illnesses and injuries, and their daily rhythm differs from ours. Life becomes baby-first, 24/7, causing disruptions in various areas.
Once they enter daycare or elementary school, the workload may decrease slightly, but you still need to educate them in various areas to prepare them for social life.
Feeling Growth Through Records
Children grow at an astonishing speed, and if you don't capture each moment, they quickly become adults.
When you're living each day to the fullest, you might not notice your children's growth. At such times, look back at photos documenting their growth. You might find that they looked smaller and more childlike a year ago than you remember, and their current appearance seems more reassuring.
Sometimes, it might be good to organize these records and even print them out to hold in your hands.
In Conclusion
How was it?
On this occasion of Mother's Day, perhaps you were able to reaffirm the love and care that went into raising you. It might feel a bit embarrassing, but let's express our gratitude. Surely, it will bring joy!
Also, the #mother hashtag campaign is ongoing until the 15th (Wednesday), so we look forward to your posts!
