5 mantras that always work for my children – My Valentine

Geethica

I am an observant writer and motivational blogger. My blog is the true reflection of my soul. It spreads happiness and shows ways to smile even when time tests you. Organising effectively and managing time makes me productive. Over the years, I have become calm. I am clear of my goal and this makes my journey smooth. Currently, the focus is to let it go and be a spectator.

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6 Responses

  1. Disha says:

    Silence is indeed powerful and has the effect that anger does not. And, I like the idea of gifting whenever you come back from trip without kids.

  2. Your pointers make sense, Geethica. Especially, not to shout when they are fighting, exhausts us and doesn’t serve the purpose too. Also the point where you said if they talk back stop talking to them and make them realise what they did was wrong.

  3. Oh the virtue of silence. Extremely effective but difficult to practice. Need to internalize this virtue for a sane parenthood.

  4. Noor Anand Chawla says:

    This is so interesting. I have never tried the silence strategy but it seems like a good one. Will try it now!

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