Everyone wants other people to praise them, and wants them toto be recognized for their worth.

This is an especially difficult piece of grammar to get right.

We all like to bebeing praised, and want other people to recognize how important we are to the world as individuals.

If mothers want their children to enjoy reading books, mothers should teach them that how fun reading is.

If mothers make them read, theyir children read, they will end up disliking reading.

MBy doing that, mothers can make their children rearlize that how enjoyable reading is.

If mothers force their children to read, they'll end up hating it.

ItPutting on my clothes takes me less than a minute putting on my clothes.

Alternatively:
* It takes me less than a minute to put on my clothes.
* It takes me less than a minute, putting on my clothes. [Pretty strange formation but it's technically correct]

Everyone wants other people to praise,compliment them and wants them to recognize their worth.

The word "praise" is a little strong here so I replaced it with "compliment."

(We all like to be praiscomplimented, and want other people to recognize how important we are to the world.)

This sentence sounds almost exactly like the one before it so I marked it optional.

If mothers want their children to enjoy reading books, mothers teach them that how fun reading is.

If mothers make them read, they will dislikinge reading.

The first thing mothers should do is to go to thea book store or library with them and look for a suitable book together.

Mothers makethen show their children rearize that how enjoyable reading is.

If mothers force their children to read, they end up hating it.

(First of all, mothers should take them to a bookstore andto find a good book. together.)

Again, this is another sentence which repeats a previous sentence.

When I heard the alarm clock ring, go off, I jumped out of bed.

Note: This sentence doesn't follow logically from the previous ones.

It takes me less than a minute to putting on my clothes.