Article 1
A child is born to two parents – a man and a woman. Both sexes play a crucial role in raising the child. Although fathers can make excellent parents, in my opinion, mothers are in reality better parents based on their natural intuition and compassionate tendencies.
Firstly,for a wide variety of socio-cultural reasons, women tend to have more intuitive intelligence than men. It is this intuition that enables the mother to know when her child needs her.In addition,women often know how to read non-verbal signals in human behaviour, which can alert them to issues and problems in the child’s life. All of these “perceptive skills” play a major role in making the mother a close, responsible and responsive parent.
Secondly, most mothers share a inimitable bond with their children. Perhaps this bond arises during the nine months of pregnancy; perhaps it is reinforced through the act of breastfeeding. Whatever the cause, there often appears to be a lifelong silver chord or psychic connection between mother and child. As a result, the mother is able to evaluate the child’s actions from the viewpoint of his/her intentions, and not just results. This empathy is priceless and cannot easily be replicated. Although fathers may form deep loving bonds with their children, they may not be able to match the depth of closeness shared by mother and child.
In conclusion, although both parents are certainly capable of caring for the child, the mother often makes a better parent. Anyone who has experienced the unconditional acceptance of a mother’s love can bear witness to this reality.
Article 2
The view that women are better parents than men has shown itself to be true throughout history. This is not to say that men are not of importance in child- rearing indeed, they are most necessary if children are to appreciate fully the roles of both sexes. But women have proven themselves superior parents as a result of their conditioning, their less aggressive natures and their generally better communication skills.
From the time they are little girls, females learn about nurturing. First with dolls and later perhaps with younger brothers and sisters, girls are given the role of carer. Girls see their mothers in the same roles and so it is natural that they identify this as a female activity. Boys, in contrast, learn competitive roles far removed from what it means to nurture. While boys may dream of adventures, girls' conditioning means they tend to see the future in terms of raising families.
Girls also appear to be less aggressive than boys. In adulthood, it is men, not women, who prove to be the aggressors in crime and in war. Obviously, in raising children, a more patient, gentle manner is preferable to a more aggressive one. Although there certainly exist gentle men and aggressive women, by and large, females are less likely to resort to violence in attempting to solve problems.
Finally, women tend to be better communicators than men. This is shown is intelligence tests, where females, on average, do better in verbal communication than males. Of course, communication is of utmost importance in rearing children, as children tend to learn from and adopt the communication styles of their parents.
Thus, while it is all very well to suggest a greater role for men in raising children, let us not...
Article 3
Parenting is an art which requires many qualities in person. This quality comes by experience in parents. I believe that both mother and father plays equal role in raising children’s life. There is a famous quote that experience makes a person perfect. In addition perfection is first point towards a good parenting. However every person has his own areas of perfection therefore I suggest that Children should be taught by their parents according to their perfection area. Here in this essay I will present my view to support my argument.
To begin with, some people say that Mother’s plays important role in teaching children how to respect elders and love younger which is natural quality of a woman. Apart from that children learn to manage home work from mother because mothers are more engaged in these activities. In addition mothers can easily handle a child during health problems compared to father.
However, other people say that Father is responsible to teach children how to do hard work, establishing fighting spirit in worst situations. Because father is responsible to work out side and he has more experience in these area which plays significant role in parenting. Apart from father is believed to be strict compared to mother who keeps children in discipline.
To sum up, I recommend equal attention from both father and mother towards their children during children’s formative edge. Moreover splitting responsibility gives both parents enough time to teach children. Which give good result in raising children’ life.
Article 4
Both father and mother play significant role in nurturing and teaching children. Yet, there remains some disagreements so as to whether women or men do better parental obligation. Personally I support the concept that parental role is implemented more completely by women.
To begin with, mothers occupy some exclusive roles which can not be took place by fathers. They give children precious things due to bodily function men do not own. For example, only women overcome the prenatal period and suffer from postnatal pain to bring their babies to life. Furthermore,just mothers provide children initial power to survive which refers to breast milk being the source of anti-body for immune system and nutrition of infants.
Admittedly, it could also be said that men also participate in nurturing children. Patriarch are breadwinner, their revenue can be paid for children's tuition fee, food. Moreover the men cooperate with their wife to teach their kids. An illustration of this is father teaching children how to solve an exercises. Nevertheless, women are closer to their children than men so that they have more influences on offspring. Women care about every stage in children's development.
For example, mothers impatiently teach children how to talk and subsequently their kids prattle the first words, they release positive emotion. Obviously, matriarchs spend more time associating with their kids than anyone else and hence perceive if there are something wrong with them and give sensible and helpful advice and keep protect them from jeopardy.
To sum up, it is said that "men make houses women make homes". Both of them are important to build a happy family but maternal role is essential in raising children.
Article 5
Parents have an important role to bring children up. Some people claim that with strong health and higher economy, fathers will teach children becoming good person while others believe that father and mother have equally importance in raising children. I agree with the latter notion for following reasons.
First of all, it is undeniable that mothers have no replacement position in nurturing and teaching children. With having mother instinct, mothers can recognize when children meet troubles in life. Therefore, they will give meaningful advice helping children to solve problems. All of these perceptive skills which discriminate between mother and father, make mothers to comfort in responsible and responsive parents. Besides, mothers share not only nutrient but also emotion with their children in during the nine month of pregnancy. Thanks to exist that connection between mothers and children, mothers can become excellent parents. Moreover, economically speaking, nowadays, having promising prospects, mothers can provide money for children to pursue their dream.
On the other hand, fathers also participate in nurturing children. Fathers have strong psychology which children can rely on in difficult times. In addition, fathers provide the best condition finance which helps children to apply for good university or even start their own business career at the early age because the father has the breadwinner of the family. Equally important, fathers have social relationships more than mothers and are more aware of social issues, so they can guide their children on every step of children’s life.
In conclusion, traditional gender roles in family are gradually changing. However, I still believe that both mother and father are equally importance at children’s successful rearing.