Parental Logic: When A Child Is Growing Up

Your children are growing up

when they stop asking

where they came from...

and refuse to tell you

where they are going.

Parental Logic: Raising A Teenager

It is not easy raising a teenager...

Especially in the morning.

Parental Logic: Getting A Child To Listen

If you want your children to listen...

try talking softly...

to someone else.

Parental Logic: Getting Child's Attention

The quickest way

for a parent

to get a child's attention...

is to sit down and

look comfortable.

Parental Logic: Parenthood Theories

I used to have a number of theories

on raising children.

Now I have a number

of children and

no theories.

Parental Logic: Blessed

Blessed

is the parent who

expects no gratitude.

For he shall not be disappointed.

Parental Logic: Keeping Kids In Touch

Money is not everything.

But it sure

helps to keep

the kids in touch.

Parental Logic: Grown Up Kids

It is not easy getting your

grown-up kids to leave home.

Parental Logic: Mother Watch

No matter how old a mother is...

she continues to watch her middle-aged children

for signs of improvement.

Parental Logic: Great Comfort

Children are a great comfort

in your old age

and they help you

get there faster.

Parental Logic: Few Satisfying Things

There are few things more satisfying

than seeing your children

have teenagers of their own.

You are only young once.

That is all society can stand.

Being Good In School...Not A Guarantee For Success!

We were told that if we work hard, go to school, and get great grades, we will do well in life.

Well...well...well...

We know these "advice" do not work.

We know people who work so hard and still end up struggling.

We know college graduates who do not have jobs.

We know "laudes" who ended up as rank-and-file or worst assistants.

These advice are obsolete, therefore, now a bunch of crap.

It's time to step in the here and now, quantum physicist and brain-mind scientist/researchers have already uncovered a few years back, the potentials of the human brain and mind. Start using this information.

Law of Action

By Law of Action, we water and nurture the seeds so they will fully grow and blossom. We take action and perform until we get our dreams!

Nature and Its Natural Universal Laws

Nature and its natural laws are first created by God before human beings.

We have smooth sailing when we are one and align with the natural laws of the Universe. Our sailing gets rough and turbulent when we do not follow these natural laws. Do no fight nature. Do not fight natural laws. If we do, we will never win.

Visual/Spatial Intelligence - Picture Smart

Ability to perceive the visual. These learners tend to think in pictures and need to create vivid mental images to retain information. They enjoy looking at maps, charts, pictures, videos, and movies.


Their skills include:

• puzzle building

• reading

• writing

• understanding charts and graphs,

• a good sense of direction

• sketching

• painting

• creating visual metaphors and analogies (perhaps through the visual arts)

• manipulating images

• constructing, fixing, designing practical objects

• interpreting visual images

Possible career interests:

• navigators

• sculptors

• visual artists

• inventors

• architects

• interior designers

• mechanics

• engineers

Parental Logic: Advanced Parenthood

Signs of Advanced Parenthood:

-You count the sprinkles on each kid's cupcake

to make sure they are equal.


-You hide in the bathroom just to

get some alone-time.


-You start offering to cut up

other people's food.

Parental Logic: Gratification

According to the child,

instant gratification

takes too long.

Parental Logic: Children's Property Laws

Children's Property Laws:

1. If I like it, it is mine.

2. If I can take it from you, it is mine.

3. If I had it a little while ago, it is mine.

4. If it is mine, it must never appear to be yours in any way.

5. If it looks like mine, it is mine.

6. If it is yours and I steal it, it is mine.

7. If I think it is mine, it is mine.

8. If it is broken, it is yours.

Parental Logic: OW

"OW!"

The first word spoken by

children with older siblings.

Parental Logic: Little Adorable

When you are little,

adorable will get you

through anything.