Give Them Wings To Fly

By D. Mendoza

It can be quite difficult for parents to adjust to a new home and family dynamic after all their kids have moved out. You may start to feel anxious, down or restless, but it’s important to realize that along with this big change come many possibilities. Rather than an end, this time in your life should be a wonderful new beginning.

It is said that a single butterfly can cause a hurricane. This is because the butterfly’s wings beat so fast that it releases tiny droplets of water, which in turn form large clouds. Similarly, one person can change the world by just doing one thing. They can also make a difference by doing something small every day. If you want to make a difference in someone’s life, then do something for them. Give them wings to fly!

When you teach your children lessons of life as they are growing up it’s easier for them to be ready to live an adult life. But at the same time, you also should be preparing yourself as your children grow into adulthood.
Take this time to reconnect with yourself as well as others. Pick an old hobby back up or explore something new that you’ve always meant to try. Make time to do the things you want to do without any disruption, and go to the places you want to go without having to worry about others. Having an empty nest isn’t a bad thing; it simply means that it’s time for you to spread your wings too.

Preparing your children for their future is not just about giving them the best education. It is also about teaching them the importance of being responsible, thoughtful and caring. This will help them become a more dedicated person who can contribute to the society in a better way.

We want to give our children everything that we had, but sometimes it is not possible. We can’t give them the same opportunities as we did because they are in a different time. But that doesn’t mean that we should stop trying. We should always do everything in our power to give them the best life possible and teach them about our traditions and family history. They deserve to know all of those things, and it will help them become better people.

Accountable children are those who are capable of holding themselves accountable for their actions. They are able to take responsibility for their mistakes and use them as learning opportunities. Accountable children have a strong sense of self-worth and self-respect. They do not blame others for their mistakes, but instead learn from them. They do not get angry when they make mistakes, but instead feel remorseful about what they have done. We should teach our children to be accountable by encouraging them to take responsibility for their actions and by giving them the opportunity to make amends if they have made a mistake.