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    Best gift for kids - parents' strong marriage

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    • jedamumJ Offline
      jedamum
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      chloecube:
      DD ever ask me if i love her or DH more

      told her tat i love DH more, he is my husband.
      because w/o him, there wont be her
      but i assure her that she is the next in the list ..hahah
      lol.
      OT, but when ds1 asked me if i love him or ds2 more, i told him that given that the amount of love i have for them is equal, and ds1 is 4 yrs older than ds2, adds up the cumulative amount of love, technically the amount is more for ds1.
      ๐Ÿ˜“

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        corneyAmber
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        jedamum:
        chloecube:

        DD ever ask me if i love her or DH more

        told her tat i love DH more, he is my husband.
        because w/o him, there wont be her
        but i assure her that she is the next in the list ..hahah

        lol.
        OT, but when ds1 asked me if i love him or ds2 more, i told him that given that the amount of love i have for them is equal, and ds1 is 4 yrs older than ds2, adds up the cumulative amount of love, technically the amount is more for ds1.
        ๐Ÿ˜“

        Good one jedamum! Use the timeline to help.....one cannot beat that. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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          mumzmummy
          last edited by

          thank you for sharing. itโ€™s a great article. i also place my husband the first place. good marriage will only do the kids good. have seen so many cases of failed marriages and the kids suffer. so itโ€™s really impt for you to maintain and treasure your relationship with your husband

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            Divamama
            last edited by

            Good reminder. My parents have a terrible relationship. It was very painful growing up and I am still bugged by quite a few unhappy incidents from those dark teenage years.


            Fast forward to a few failed relationships, marriage to the rock of my life, and a beautiful daughter (one more coming!), Iโ€™ve learnt to handle my emotions better. Itโ€™s easier said than done but everyday, I have to remind myself to cherish my husband and what we have built together. Iโ€™m not wife of the year material but I do my best, because I donโ€™t want my daughters to ever have to experience what I had been through.

            Love one another. Three simple words but so much hard work in reality.

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              kiddo
              last edited by

              Divamama:
              Good reminder. My parents have a terrible relationship. It was very painful growing up and I am still bugged by quite a few unhappy incidents from those dark teenage years.


              Fast forward to a few failed relationships, marriage to the rock of my life, and a beautiful daughter (one more coming!), I've learnt to handle my emotions better. It's easier said than done but everyday, I have to remind myself to cherish my husband and what we have built together. I'm not wife of the year material but I do my best, because I don't want my daughters to ever have to experience what I had been through.

              Love one another. Three simple words but so much hard work in reality.
              WELL DONE Divamama :snuggles: ........
              failing that dont break us make us Stronger :hi5:
              Yours will be good because you were fully aware of the pitfalls
              and never to repeat again ....it will get better if we stay at it ..... :celebrate:

              Best wishes to you :hugs:

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                Divamama
                last edited by

                Thanks kiddo ๐Ÿ™‚


                All thes best to you too!

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                  mumzmummy
                  last edited by

                  yes certainly strong marriage provides a good environment for your kids to grow and mature. love from both sides would definitely be the best for the kid

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                    MOKiasu
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                    Wow amazing. Itโ€™s easy to neglect this when a lot of attention is placed on the kids right? Does having kids make you and your spouse quarrel more frequently?

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                      kiddo
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                      MOKiasu:
                      Wow amazing. It's easy to neglect this when a lot of attention is placed on the kids right? Does having kids make you and your spouse quarrel more frequently?

                      Should never be , kids should be one person couple will agree about ,
                      tell DH , DS is one we never have disagreement about cos both would want the best for him :boogie: ...
                      the cement in a marriage ......one part of both of us :romance:

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                        fightingmom
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                        kiddo:
                        MOKiasu:

                        Wow amazing. It's easy to neglect this when a lot of attention is placed on the kids right? Does having kids make you and your spouse quarrel more frequently?


                        Should never be , kids should be one person couple will agree about ,
                        tell DH , DS is one we never have disagreement about cos both would want the best for him :boogie: ...
                        the cement in a marriage ......one part of both of us :romance:

                        Super like what you had posted ! ๐Ÿ˜‰

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