One of the greatest gifts you can offer your kids is your presence. It’s not just your body that exists – I’m talking about bringing your entire life into every interaction. These moments are precious and you can only be a three-year-old mother or father. Once they are four, you will never go back to the previous stage. Not only that, they will never recover your presence in every stage of the life they experience.
We live in a fast-paced world full of one million distractions. Life is tough and most people have hard enough time to take care of their priorities. The people who raised the entire human race now feel like pure chaos most of their time. All simple daily distractions can make it mailed to it during parenting. Giving your child a screen is much easier than actively interacting with them. It’s easy to scroll your phone when they tell you a story and paint it as multitasking. However, this habit of splitting is the responsibility of abdication. By regularly depriving your children you are conveying the importance of them relative to anything else you are concerned about.
I encourage you to embrace parenting wholeheartedly, rather than resist the reality of parenting. Full participation means adjusting the world and listening to what your child is saying. This means asking questions, conducting thoughtful follow-ups, and picking up subtle signals that invite you to a deeper connection. In fact, talking to your child has become a lost art and it’s time to recycle it.
Ultimately, attending with your kids is more than just a good thing. It is the basis for improving health, resilience and interconnected people. Your existence is now.
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