"Parenting" - To give you a good mood.

Every day when we wake up, we give each other a good mood - hugs make getting out of bed less difficult ....

Enrico, hurry up, I'm in a good mood! Look, I got a hug! Enri replied, "Me too!"

Teaching my kids to get up and go to the bathroom every morning seemed like a difficult task, but one morning I had a flash of insight and said to my kids, "Let's see who gets up first, and I'll hug them. I'll hug whoever gets up first?" My five-and-a-half-year-old daughter jumped out of bed and gave me a deep hug. My smart and sweet daughter said to me, "Thank you, Mom, for putting me in a good mood.

Daily "hugs" have long been a necessity in our family life, and now my daughter has sublimated hugging into a continuation of good feelings because every day when we wake up, we give each other a good mood so that getting up is no longer a difficult task, and we also give each other a "good mood" after school.

Since I was a child, I grew up in a hugging family. Even after I got married and had children, I would hug or walk hand in hand with my parents when I went to my mother's house. Naturally, I also hugged my children to build up a relationship with them. I remember when I first got married, my husband didn't like hugs very much. When I asked him about it, I found out that my in-laws were very busy in the early days and didn't hug them very much, so I wasn't as accustomed to hugging my family members as I should have been.