A few trips for a successful parenting.

It is very essential for parents to listen to their children occasionally. That could be a way of them drawing your attention to what you didn't observe or treated as less important.

Yesterday, I woke up at 3:00 AM to prepare my daughter's school meal and to get other things ready before leaving for work at 5:30 AM. After completing my tasks, I left home for work at 5:30 AM and returned home by 7:45 AM.

As soon as my daughter heard my voice, she came outside and wasn't looking happy, but I just thought to myself that it's because she didn't wake up to see me, so I instructed her to come inside and take her bath to get dressed for school. However, unlike her usual self, she refused, saying that she wanted to sleep, and subsequently went back to sleep.

I called my husband and told him what happened. My husband encouraged me to allow her to rest and notified her school of her absence.

About 30-45 minutes later, she rushed outside, so I decided to follow her, only for me to find out she was vomiting and running a temperature.

I immediately obtained Habal medication for her. I couldn't help but think about what would have happened if I had forced her to attend school. Who would have attended to her needs the way I did? The stress of returning to school to pick her up or take her home would have been overwhelming.

Sometimes, it is crucial to listen to your children when they express reluctance to go to school or visit a particular place at a given time.
It may be a warning from God to you , in order to save you from a bad situation.

For the habal, or native medication, I used

. Bitterleaf, a handful

. Scent leaf, 6 leaves

I Wash the bitter leaf and scent leaf, and pound it to extract its water or juice. After extracting the juice, I add one cup of clean water to dilute it. Then I use a pump to infuse it through the anus. You can drink it as well if you are not comfortable with infusing.

It's very helpful and works so effectively in clearing or washing our system. Let's always work hard to pay attention to our kids; by doing this, we show that we love them and that their happiness is our top priority.