Essay On Mother And Mother

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"No love is greater than mom 's love, no care is greater than dad 's care." - Unknown.

In a family, both parents have the same functions in raising their children in terms of emotional and intellectual energy, money and protection. However, these roles will change over time, and will impact their children 's life in positive or negative ways.

It is best that children raise by both parents because their daily pattern of love and cooperation will help the child to learn what love, security, and family mean. Both parents have roles in teaching their kids morality and nurturing and supporting them. Parents are always a team and support each other. They are the mentors and mirrors to the children, so what they say and do will have a very strong …show more content…

The mother is the one who carries the baby over nine months until childbirth. It is hard work since she has to care about what she should or should not eat to nourish the baby. She sacrifices her slim body to carry a big belly in sluggish motion. She has to suffer from nausea during the first few months of pregnancy. Moreover, she has to undergo the painfulness of delivery.

Alternatively, the father does not carry the baby, but he is the caregiver to Mom. He takes her to the doctor and takes care of her all the time she is pregnant. The father becomes a strong emotional pillar to the mother. He shares household responsibilities, laundry, and cooking. Every family has the different circumstances, but the father usually is the breadwinner.

When the children are infants and toddlers, the mother is usually the one who spends the most time with them. She nourishes them and teaches them to say, "Mama" and "Papa". She patiently teaches them how to stand and walk; she watches and encourages them to toddle every unstable step. She shares the joy with them, she hurts when they fall. She is heartbroken when they cry and

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