Jan. 19, 2022
I'm a mother of two kids. to be a good mother, I read books, research many information for them, and spend time as much as I can. on the other hand, I always double my conduct. Maybe I have to focus on myself and give them space to do what they really want to.
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I'm a mother of two kids.
tTo be a good mother, I read books, research many information for them, and spend time as much time with them as I can.
Or, if you meant you spent as much time as you could on being a parent in general: "To be a good mother, I read books, research information for them, and spend as much time on parenting as I can."
oOn the other hand, I always double-check my conduct.
Maybe I have to focus more on myself and give them space to do what they really want to.
hHow to eEducate cChildren
A general rule for titles is that each content word should be capitalized.
I'm a mother of two kids.
tTo be a good mother, I read books, research manya lot of information for them, and spend time as much time with them as I can.
oOn the other hand, I always doublet my conductactions.
"Double" doesn't make sense here. Did you perhaps mean "doubt"? That's what I changed it to.
Maybe I have to focus on myself and give them space to do what they really want to (do).
The "do" I added to the end isn't totally necessary, but it could be added to make the end of that sentence sound a touch more complete.
how to educate children
A general rule for titles is that each content word should be capitalized.
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to be a good mother, I read books, research many information for them, and spend time as much as I can.
Or, if you meant you spent as much time as you could on being a parent in general: "To be a good mother, I read books, research information for them, and spend as much time on parenting as I can." |
on the other hand, I always double my conduct.
"Double" doesn't make sense here. Did you perhaps mean "doubt"? That's what I changed it to.
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Maybe I have to focus on myself and give them space to do what they really want to. Maybe I have to The "do" I added to the end isn't totally necessary, but it could be added to make the end of that sentence sound a touch more complete. Maybe I have to |
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