Are You Really There for Your Children?

Parents, we can definitely do better.

These days, private parts are no longer considered private, especially for ladies.

What used to be called underwear is now what many women see as enough covering.

We are here to listen, not to judge.

If you have something to share, feel free to drop it in the comments.

But remember, this post is not meant to criticize anyone.

From my understanding, children often grow up to be like the people they spend most of their time with while growing up.

These people, known as significant adults, have a powerful influence on their development.

So, the big question is:

Who are your children growing up with?

Your drivers?

Your nannies?

Total strangers?

Chasing wealth, building a career, and making money are all good things.

But if it comes at the cost of not being there for your children, it might not end well.

One day, all the wealth you’ve gathered could feel empty if your children, instead of bringing you joy, become a source of frustration and disappointment.

True success isn’t just about financial achievements; it’s also about raising children who bring you peace of mind and happiness in your later years.

Make time for your kids now, because nothing you’re chasing is more valuable than the well-being and character of your children.

Peace.