Consultation for parents “Mother’s Day is such a holiday!”
“What does it mean to be a mother?”
Being a mother means understanding and accepting.
This means feeling someone else's pain as if it were your own, sharing great grief over a broken flower or a flying bug; to be able to rejoice in small joys known only to children, and to laugh with them at what is really funny, and not usually considered as such. This means seeing the world through the eyes of your child, walking with him along the path of life, gently helping him overcome difficulties, and always being ready to help. Being a mother means loving.
Being a mother means being resilient
. Don't get exhausted when you work. Through “I can’t” you need to get up and clean up; prepare; wash, wash, iron and put in order; dress, comb; to amuse, console, lull, without even thinking about rest. Being a mother means being strong.
Being a mom means being creative.
Figuring out how to make another, new one from two old blouses; design carnival costumes, compose pies, soups and compotes. Being a mother means having a remarkable imagination.
Being a mother means knowing the answers to all questions
. This means, knowing for sure where the stars live and how many quills a porcupine has, still getting out an encyclopedia and at night reading, reading, reading... Being a mother means always learning.
Being a mother means being an optimist
.
This means, seeing how your daughter spills tea on the tablecloth for the hundredth time and slams the door, to believe that this girl will someday turn into an elegant girl. Being a mother means not losing hope.
Being a mother means again and again opening your heart to someone who hurts you very much.
. This means - no matter what, hug and sing lullabies at night. Being a mother means being able to endure and forgive.
To be a mother means to be able to do everything, to understand your weakness, and, getting up or lying down, cooking or ironing, to pray that the Lord will protect, preserve, preserve, instruct, heal your loved ones, and that this blissful hard work of motherhood will continue for many more, many years…
"Talk to me, mom"
“Talking with a child is idleness and a waste of time,” many parents think, but one cannot agree with this opinion. A conversation with a child is preserving and strengthening contact, an emotional need for both parties, a vital necessity. Parents feel like they are talking to their child a lot. However, it is communication with parents that the baby often lacks.
You need to talk to children, and be sure to listen to their answers: after all, a child needs an interlocutor! When communicating, you must take into account that an official tone is unacceptable. In everyday communication with an adult, a child learns to explore the world, gain life experience, and internalize norms of behavior. In a conversation with him, his parents give him confidence not in tomorrow, but in today, confidence that there is destiny and family, there is the biological power of words, there is support. Currently, parents, as a rule, are placed in fairly strict conditions: they work from morning to evening; Arriving home, they “go away” to their computers, laptops, and televisions, preferring them to intra-family communication. And they don’t regret it at all, thinking that their child has everything.
Consultation for parents on Mother's Day consultation (middle group) on the topic
Consultation for parents for Mother's Day.
"Mothers Day"
“... We love our sister, and our wife, and our father, but in agony we remember our mother...” These exact lines once again prove that the life of each of us begins in the arms of the mother, who becomes the closest and dearest person.
The tradition of the holiday originates from the mysteries of ancient Rome, where the Great Mary was revered - the goddess, the mother of the gods. Mother's Day is an international holiday in honor of mothers. The official explanation of this holiday is as follows: Mother is a universal concept, it is the living soul of the world, its beginning and its infinity.
Mother's Day is one of the most important, most touching holidays on our planet; it is a holiday of eternity. On this day our hearts beat faster and excitedly, on this day the pulse of the planet is clearly and clearly felt, because a huge number of people simultaneously experience the kindest, sincere and tender feelings, hug and kiss the most precious women in the world - their Mothers. How wonderful that such a day exists!
Each country has its own celebration date. The initiative to establish Mother's Day was taken by the State Duma Committee on Women, Family and Youth Affairs. The text of the Decree is very short: “In order to increase the social significance of motherhood, I decree: 1. Establish a holiday - Mother's Day and celebrate it on the last Sunday of November. 2. This Decree comes into force on the day of its official publication,” but thanks to it, Russian mothers received their official holiday.
According to the Decree of B. N. Yeltsin of the President of the Russian Federation in 1998, the last Sunday in November is considered Mother's Day in Russia. This holiday is necessary to show the significance and true purpose of a woman. They keep the house cozy and warm, take care of their child, carrying him under their hearts, support him, protect him throughout his life. From generation to generation, for every person, mother is the most important person in life. Becoming a mother, a woman discovers the best qualities in herself: kindness, love, care, patience and self-sacrifice.
We owe a huge debt to our Moms, because Moms gave us life! And let each of you hear warm words from your beloved children every day! Let a smile shine on your faces and joyful sparkles sparkle in your eyes!
Dedicated to everyone, all the mothers in the world!
“What does it mean to be a mother?”
Being a mother means understanding and accepting. This means feeling someone else's pain as if it were your own, sharing great grief over a broken flower or a flying bug; to be able to rejoice in small joys known only to children, and to laugh with them at what is really funny, and not usually considered as such. This means seeing the world through the eyes of your child, walking with him along the path of life, gently helping him overcome difficulties, and always being ready to help. Being a mother means loving.
Being a mother means being resilient. Don't get exhausted when you work. Through “I can’t” you need to get up and clean up; prepare; wash, wash, iron and put in order; dress, comb; to amuse, console, lull, without even thinking about rest. Being a mother means being strong.
Being a mom means being creative. Figuring out how to make another, new one from two old blouses; design carnival costumes, compose pies, soups and compotes. Being a mother means having a remarkable imagination.
Being a mother means knowing the answers to all questions. This means, knowing for sure where the stars live and how many quills a porcupine has, still getting out an encyclopedia and at night reading, reading, reading... Being a mother means always learning.
Being a mother means being an optimist. This means, seeing how your daughter spills tea on the tablecloth for the hundredth time and slams the door, to believe that this girl will someday turn into an elegant girl. Being a mother means not losing hope.
Being a mother means again and again opening your heart to someone who hurts you very much. This means - no matter what, hug and sing lullabies at night. Being a mother means being able to endure and forgive.
To be a mother means to be able to do everything, to understand your weakness, and, getting up or lying down, cooking or ironing, to pray that the Lord will protect, preserve, preserve, instruct, heal your loved ones, and that this blissful hard work of motherhood will continue for many more, many years…
"Talk to me, mom"
“Talking with a child is idleness and a waste of time,” many parents think, but one cannot agree with this opinion. A conversation with a child is preserving and strengthening contact, an emotional need for both parties, a vital necessity. Parents feel like they are talking to their child a lot. However, it is communication with parents that the baby often lacks.
You need to talk to children, and be sure to listen to their answers: after all, a child needs an interlocutor! When communicating, you must take into account that an official tone is unacceptable. In everyday communication with an adult, a child learns to explore the world, gain life experience, and internalize norms of behavior. In a conversation with him, his parents give him confidence not in tomorrow, but in today, confidence that there is destiny and family, there is the biological power of words, there is support. Currently, parents, as a rule, are placed in fairly strict conditions: they work from morning to evening; Arriving home, they “go away” to their computers, laptops, and televisions, preferring them to intra-family communication. And they don’t regret it at all, thinking that their child has everything.
However, close people, being close to each other, practically do not speak, which cannot but affect the speech and general development of the child. Live communication cannot replace any, even a perfect technical device. There is no need to remain silent, but we need to talk more! Speech communication between an adult and a child in the process of life allows a preschooler to master phrasal speech, as well as various forms of speech communication. Children have a better chance of developing full-fledged communication if parents themselves create, involving the whole family in the process, read aloud, sculpt, organize concerts, write fairy tales, and sing in chorus.
Living impressions, supported by expressive remarks, artistic images of literary works - these are the sources of children’s speech development. Dear parents, talk to your child, look at illustrations in books together and talk about what is drawn on them, travel through fairy tales, write stories, voice characters in works, make toys with your children.
Spend as much time as possible with your child, listening carefully and answering his questions. Reading, telling fairy tales, poems, stories should become a family tradition, a ritual that the child really looks forward to. Do not forget to praise your child, this is the key to his future success. Remember that communication with you is very important for a child!
“Family traditions in raising preschool children.”
Family is protection and stability from early childhood, continuing throughout adult life and being passed on to children from generation to generation, gaining wisdom and experience. The family is the child’s first school of communication, in which the child learns from his elders. In communicating with people close to the child, in joint household work, he develops a sense of duty and mutual assistance. The example of father and mother, their mutual respect, help and care, manifestations of tenderness and affection are the best means of nurturing correct relationships. Family traditions include: 1. Correct daily routine, proper sleep, hardening procedures, orderly meals, all types of work and rest. 2. Holidays. This family tradition is one of the family's favorites. Family holidays can be different - birthdays of adults and children, victory in competitions, Mother's Day, February 23, etc. 3. Reading. This is a tradition passed on from elders to younger ones. There are families who write their own fairy tales and pass them on from generation to generation. The emerging interest in reading will lead the child to the library. He will have his own heroes whom he will imitate. 4. Joint excursions and hikes. On weekends, make it a family tradition to go to the forest, go fishing, or pick mushrooms and berries. 5. Joint work is also considered a family tradition; it is based on the equality of all members, the involvement of children in solving economic issues of family life, running the household, and doing feasible work. The family gives the child the most important thing - love, mutual assistance, intimate and personal connection and unity with family. This is something that no other social institution can provide. Only the positive example of parents introduces children to certain traditions. The happier the traditions and the more interesting the knowledge of the world in the parental family, the more joy the baby will have in later life.
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