Warlord Writing Must Be Systematic, and Period Writing Before 1970 Must Be Systematic.
Don't be systematic when it comes to catching up with Haiwen. It's best to do it around 1980 to 1995. Ancient warlords must have systematic farming to support the people. Science and technology cool articles are best about selling military equipment to the Middle East, Africa... Etc.
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A true and warm parenting diary, many of the plots are relatable, and many real stories made me reflect on the anxiety of raising a baby in my own life and continue to heal myself. I hope that we can all be ourselves and become similar mothers.
The educational concept of "love and normalcy" mentioned in this book is great! The author believes that mothers do not need to pursue perfection, but should leave blank spaces for their children and space for themselves. I particularly like this sentence in the book: "There are only two things I can give my children: love and normalcy." This reminds me of the daily life spent with my children, such as cooking and chatting together. These ordinary moments are the most precious. This book strengthened my belief that education happens naturally in life.
First of all, I admire this emotionally stable mother. She didn't see any anxiety, loss of control, or madness throughout the whole process. With these good education and stable emotions, it is not difficult to see that the author himself is also a very good person. I want to be such a mother
I read a book while feeding my baby at night. It's a different kind of experience. Not being a perfect mom. Be a growing self.
Close to reality, a mother's daily interaction and insights with her child are real and inspiring.
The first part is a bit repetitive, recording the good things in life, and also like keeping a running account. The second part is very well written, so I stayed up late to read it.
The writing is delicate and has a strong sense of empathy. You can experience the happiness of being a mother. Don't be anxious and don't pursue perfection. Just be a decent mother.