Healthy communication will be achievable if both sides are open to communicating with one another but the parents themselves will be the pointer to motivate her or his children to open up something. As parents, it is our main role. We cannot detect how our children went through because they might keep it in themselves but learning to interact with them regularly can provide a great improvement. We Filipinos in our culture, we are supposed to "Mano Po" it is an act of respect to the elders where you have to take someone's hand and place it on your forehead as a sign of greetings but this was not practiced for some and that simple gesture is already considered as a way of communicating (saying ho, hello). So this is relatable to the children as well with their parents. There should be a continuing connection towards another.
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thanks so much at @missdonna, that's a great one, we parents should do well to understand also that eras change and that communication is a two way flow, if effectively done, then the two are good to go.
I enjoyed reading your post and cannot wait to learn more good things from you. You deserve a pat on your shoulders.😀
Thanks @missdonna, am flattered, it's a call for me, and l see the children ministry as my major area of focus.
One day in my encounters in the spirit with the lord, l was given to look after the younger generation, this is what I do daily in practice,
Very soon l will begin to show photos of my ongoing homeschool project and how the lord has helped us.
Once and again thank you for stopping by, l really do not take it for granted. Bless you