Supporting children is easier than you would think for some parents. Supporting children actually comes naturally to most mothers in the form of the maternal bond that they share. We all want our children to grow and develop into healthy young adults and the need to protect and support our children should not be a stumbling block.
When supporting children you may indeed be faced with situations where they need your help, advice and support and who is better to assist them in their times of crisis………You are of course. Supporting children means that you constantly as their parents and guardians offer the guidance and advice that they seek. children look to us for inspiration and preparation for their transition to adulthood.
However some children will independantly and instinctively seek out their own support and advice from sites like Lone Parenting if they feel that they are threatened or being put in a situation that they cannot share with you and educate themselves ready to deal with the situation.
In this scenario Lone Parenting will guide your children carefully through the right procedure offering them the support, advice and information that they need, but also advising them that no situation should make them feel so frightened that they cannot talk to their parents or guardians about it.
Of course Lone Parenting realises that every situation is unique and needs differant advice and support, there may be occasions where a family friend can offer support, or even advice from a school teacher may help, but children should never ever feel alone.