The importance of child-mother or child-stable adult figure
relationship has been well documented in attachment literature and
research around the world. The physical and emotional availability of
the mother enables the child to develop a secure sense of the world. We
now know that secure babies and children explore their surroundings
more, resulting in creating meaningful explanation of the world around
him/her. More current research also shows that a small behaviour such as
regular eye contact allows synapses in the brain to form, creating
pathways in the brain for normal development of the children. This
highlights the importance of adults, especially mothers in crucial
developmental years of infants.
Secure
children would be less fearful of
their surroundings, and more likely to learn how to regulate their
emotions. As they grow older, they are less likely to develop
behavioural or mental health problems. Secure children are also more
likely to have quality relationships later on in life. After all,
children learn how to form and sustain relationships base on what they
see, hear and experience. They are also more likely to learn better at
school.
by Dr. Daphne Su
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Unfortunately, there are some things that cannot be measured.
Stay At Home Moms are not Economical Liabilities.
Our contributions are just Intangible.
Not measurable by mere numbers such as the GDP.
We, the Stay At Home Mom of Singapore,
Works Harder than the Maria next door!
Tending to details on the home front
so as to motivate our husbands
to be fully committed to his profession.
Regardless of weekday, weekend or public holidays
pledge ourselves to educate our kids to our best abilities.
Heh-shio, Heh-Shio
to Achieve Better Fertility Rates
And Progress for our Nation.
Just for Laughs
Linking Up
3 comments:
Wah we have our own pledge!!! Sawlid!
Wah! I also agree. this SAHM pledge is powerful!
Achieve Better Fertility Rates and Progress for our nation!
Win liao lorh.... but I too chicken to take this pledge... Already 2 and I'm working very hard. Hehe. Maybe I shall get enough courage soon to have another. Hubby (and not to mention G will be v happy).
But in the meantime, I am just happy to be a SAHM! What a privilege we have, eh?
Thanks again for linking up!
hey, i like the picture - you did it up yourself? may i share it on my fb? it's cute and so true :)
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