I am a proud mom of a spirited boy named Max. He is a little bit of a wild child who has been raised on a tight budget and has a pretty tough time with certain things that are not fun to do, like climbing trees. I wanted to give him the gift of freedom and the opportunity to learn and grow and explore.
I am hoping that Max is able to grow up to be a free spirit who is as excited to go to the zoo as he is to hit a ball. He enjoys the company of his friends and their friends and even enjoys playing with other kids. I hope he has a lot of fun in his life.
As it turns out, raising your spirited child is a challenge that is not something you should be doing alone. If you are raising your spirited child with a partner, you will need to have them support you and your child in a way that is not a one-sided relationship. You must also find a way to be a supportive parent to your child.
I see a lot of people getting into the mindset of raising their spirited children all on their own and they can really suffer from a lack of support. For an example, look at my friend’s daughter. She is one of those kids who is always asking for Mommy’s attention, constantly making me feel like I’m not doing enough. She is a bright little light in our day, but I worry that she will grow up to be a bright light in our day as well.
It’s like having a toddler who insists that you take her to the playground in the hopes she will enjoy it. She knows that you are busy with your own life, but she also knows that you’re willing to take her to the same playground for free. It’s a tough path to navigate, but it’s one that everyone should take. I also see it with my friends’ kids.
I see it with my friends kids too, but like a lot of parents I also see it in my own kids. We can all learn to work together. Sometimes kids are the only ones who are willing to do the extra work.
I had a daughter when we were in High School and it was the hardest thing I had ever done. To go to the same school all four years, that’s a two hour round trip drive, that’s a three hour drive to a drive, thats a 45 minute drive to a drive, that’s a half hour drive to a drive. It was awful, but I learned a lot from it.
Some people are born with a certain temperament. Some are born with a lot of it. It’s kind of like being a parent. Some people are just naturally gifted, others are simply lucky. I think the biggest difference is a child’s temperament. Some people are born with a temper of their own and some are lucky enough that nature just gave them that. I don’t know what the answer is, but I think the answer is to try to work with your kids the right way.
I was lucky to have a temper that people didn’t pick up on and a personality that people didn’t pick up on. If I have to go back and reenact the exact moment, it was when I was six. I’m now 25 and I’m still kind of a goof. I love my kids though, I dont get the temperament, I just love them.
I would say it is all about trying to find the right balance between trying to protect your kids and trying to encourage them to express themselves. In order to do that you have to find a way to teach them to listen to you, and to learn to respect you as a person. When I was a kid I was a very self-absorbed kid. I didn’t need to be told how to do something or to learn about anything. I would say its the same thing now.
