Good for the elderly
Some of the common things elderly parent want from their children are: 1) Respect – When people get old, they get sensitive and even the slightest of things hurt them. Same goes for your elderly parent. They have lived a full life, worked, earned respect, and fulfilled their responsibilities.
Parents want their kids to stay out of trouble, do well in school, and go on to do awesome things as adults. Much of a child’s development comes down to the parents — having both parents in the same household, in a loving relationship, leads to success in a child’s adult life.
What does a mother want for her children? To learn to love, and be loved, truly, unselfishly, and lavishly.
Senior care products can help extend your elderly parents’ independence as well. Look into assistive devices, such as medication organizers and mobility aids, that can make activities of daily living (ADLs) easier for them. Simple home modifications like grab bars can provide added safety and security as well.
In our survey, we asked senior parents what they would like to say to their adult children about what they want from them at this point in their lives. They told us:
First, they want their child to fulfill their potential. If you know your child CAN be the best, you want them to actually BE the best so as not to waste their talent. Second, they want a good future for their child. They want the child to be able to go to a good college and get a good job.
If parents choose their child’s career, they will be more supportive of their child’s future. Many parents who have failed their past career goals set them on their children, and seem to relive their aspirations in their child. Furthermore, children have the right to choose what they want to achieve in the future.
aside from the obvious basic care such as feeding, changing diapers and bathing, there are many other expectations. for example, a mother should be strong and protective. She should be able to predict all the baby’s needs and provide them in an instant.
Dysfunctional mother-daughter relationships can come in many forms. Often it can take form in criticism, where a daughter feels like she’s constantly getting negative feedback from her maternal figure. Sometimes, it can take the form of detachment. “Some women are simply not close to their mothers,” says Wernsman.
I expect that my parents will tell me right from wrong and teach me the lessons that will make me a better human being, I expect they would be caring and loving but also strict enough to tell me when I step out of line, to always hope that I succeed and comfort when I lose.
Here are 10 ways to respect our Native elders.
Usually, it is recommended that when your loved one first transitions into a home, like Boise Memory Care Community, you will want to visit as often as every day for the first two weeks. This is as much for your own peace of mind. When you visit often, you get to see their quality of care.
Ideas include:
Here is an outline of Parental Expectations, which is a beginning that can be built upon by the parents of children in your class:
It’s completely normal, and expected really, to despise your parents when they’ve abused or abandoned you. Or even if they’ve never laid a hand on you but held you to unrealistic expectations or forced you to live a life you don’t desire.
Usually when your parents expect a lot from you it’s because they see the potential you have that you may not even see in yourself. Don’t short yourself by putting forth a half effort, really try your best. Not only will you make your parents proud of you but you’ll be proud of you as well. Don’t beat yourself up.