Every one busy with their personal works, No pressure on mother.
By Rams mylot
@rameshchow (4426)
India
February 27, 2011 8:09am CST
In my house I only can do wash my clothes.
I only can clean my plate after i ate.
I only can clean my glass after i drunk milk.
My father can wash his clothes.
He can clean his plate and glass.
Not only these works, in many works we never put pressure on my mother.
Because she is doing so much for my family.
We have to make her happy.
This is only my primary aim.
What is your contribution in your home.
8 responses
@rameshchow (4426)
• India
5 Mar 11
not daughter.
Son.
I am a boy.
My nick name is remo.
I am from india.
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
27 Feb 11
i am the father of the family. so i am the one who works and bring home the bacon. but at home i still help my wife with a few chores. our son is five and he has chores too of his own. like fixing his toys, folding his clothes when its dry and he sometimes sweeps too. my wife is teaching him to be a part of taking care of the house. so everyone has its contribution.
@savypat (20216)
• United States
27 Feb 11
It's good that the family helps each other out. Many families can't seem to do this. Good that Mother is appreciated.
@hardworkinggurl (37063)
• United States
27 Feb 11
While my children were babies my primary role was to be all that ended all. So I did all to run a very clean and loving home.
As my children got older, I taught both my son and daughter equally how to contribute to all the housework because I was a working mother and know that I may not be here for ever. So in order for them to survive alone perhaps one day I found it necessary that they learn how to run a home.
I have been successful and both my children know exactly how to run a home.
@rameshchow (4426)
• India
28 Feb 11
My mother also teaching the same things, she will put force on us.
She gives an opportunity to do, to ask.
Full freedom for me.
@Daniel0108 (22)
• China
27 Feb 11
Well, this is a big question. I'm the oldest son of my parents and I am proud to say that I am a filial son. I help my parents do a lot of work, like cleaning, washing, feeding poutries and sometimes, cooking. I would do my best to make my parents don't worry about me, and most importantly, make them be proud of me. Parents treasure their children. They love us. The best way to love them back is making them feel proud of you.
@zandi458 (28102)
• Malaysia
27 Feb 11
Mothers have enough of stress at home doing all the household chores from A to Z. There is no harm in chipping in a little help from each members of the family so her works are made lighter. I have instilled in my children to help me in sharing some of the household chores like sweeping and mopping the floors on a daily basis. The rest I'll have to do myself.
