I just saw how birds teach their children his to fly! It was just splendid! The young birds have few hair on their wings and their mothers throw them up and allows them to land on their backs when they are tired. Gradually, I was told, the young bird learns how to fly on its own. Any lessons for parents?
1. Moral training of children should start in their early years.
2. Parents must patiently support, care and patiently teach their children while motivating them all the time.
3. Parents should believe in their children that they can achieve the tasks and responsibilities ahead of them. True, bolstering children's self- confidence gear them up to greater feats.
Do you have other lessons to give parents? Biodiversity is indeed a storehouse of many lessons for a successful life! Thanks in advance.
A very good question Dick Son. I would suggest two most important aspects that could be said good to appreciate from the birds! (I am framing sentence keeping in view the remarks given by Isam Issa Omran)
1. That the parents should nurture their children with lots of love and teach important activities that they need to perform in life. Render full whole heartily support to children till they develop self confidence and self determination.
The young birds when they learn flying, they are left to themselves.
When the children have learn t the techniques let them be independent. Pl do not advice the children frequently when they become matured.
2. Birds in the evening come back to the nest. Let us practice to meet the children every evening and share and interact on a dining table. Sharing is caring.
The birds fly above in the sky parents should imbibe in the minds of children that they should keep high aim in life and work till the goal is reached.
Other lessions from birds to the couple:
1. Try to understand all the problems and try to solve them together.
2. Do not be selfish.
3. Every work of the family should be performed by both - husband and wife. There is no categorization of works for any of them.
Thanks so much Prof. Shibabrata and Prof. Eshan for your juicy comments and support to the discussion. Best regards
Dickson
Good to know. Thanks for supporting the discussion Dr. Basanta and Prof. Litart. Best regards
Do human beings lack compassion, harmony and love in their family and social relationships, so we need to learn from animals!!!. The problem in human conditions on this planet,which produced the problems and turmoil experienced by every moment.
A very good question Dick Son. I would suggest two most important aspects that could be said good to appreciate from the birds! (I am framing sentence keeping in view the remarks given by Isam Issa Omran)
1. That the parents should nurture their children with lots of love and teach important activities that they need to perform in life. Render full whole heartily support to children till they develop self confidence and self determination.
The young birds when they learn flying, they are left to themselves.
When the children have learn t the techniques let them be independent. Pl do not advice the children frequently when they become matured.
2. Birds in the evening come back to the nest. Let us practice to meet the children every evening and share and interact on a dining table. Sharing is caring.
The birds fly above in the sky parents should imbibe in the minds of children that they should keep high aim in life and work till the goal is reached.
at some point parents need to train their kids how to be independent. 'do not rescue your child from a challenge. teach them how to face it'.
I love this question and have learnt from scholars here.Thanks all.
There is a lifelong lesson to this axiom. It is said that children inherit their intelligence from their mother. The bird episode confirm that.
Well, strengthening their cooperation to take care of the children.
Showing love,caring and been supportive helps to develop self confidence and self actualization.
A mother needs to aid and direct a child on the right path to choose
Mothers must motivate and encourage a child to reach and achieve higher heights
The parents should learn from the birds that as soon as the young chicks grow they fly away from the nest leaving the nest empty.
So empty nests should give strength to the parents that there children are out achieving newer heights.
Hello,
A very beautiful analogy. Notably, parents are like Gods to children . As children pass through various stages of life , they encounter physical, intellectual, emotional and social experiences which are influential in shaping their personality. The main reason is that parents are children's first teachers and should remain so throughout their lives. Parents should help children enjoy every experience for what it is by showing them the right and the wrong. Consequently, children learn to appreciate the experiences unfolding in their lives. The main responsibility of a parent, therefore, is to encourage children to maintain a bond of love along with , a sharing and collaborative attitude. In point of fact, the rewards of parenthood are entirely in our hands. Like the birds, we should help our children learn how to fly high in the sky of life. By failing our duties, the innocent world of children may fall into panic desolation because when their Gods fall, they feel insecure and they may never shine amidst the dark clouds looming over their innocent lives confidently.
Best regards,
R. Biria
I believe that they know what they do. Not only birds, there are so many examples.
links may helpful
https://members.cogwa.org/christian-parenting-blog/parenting-lessons-from-the-birds/
http://www.startribune.com/fledgling-birds-learn-life-s-lessons-on-the-fly/317828551/
https://www.gobroadreach.com/broadreach-blog-things-we-can-learn-from-birds
From my childhood !!! Love them so much that they are open enough to argue with the parents and can take the world with a stride.
Confidence training starts at home -for me I think partly genetic :)
Baby birds are endearing, but just as every new parent learns their baby isn't at all like an adult, baby birds differ significantly from adult birds as well. Birders who understand those differences can better enjoy and help baby birds.
https://www.thespruce.com/things-to-know-about-baby-birds-385538
Many lessons
Patience, determination, lack of despair and conviction
Regards
There are a lot of lessons from birds to parents
See this link
https://lifehopeandtruth.com/relationships/parenting/parenting-lessons-from-a-baby-bird/
Thank you Dr. Hassan and Dr. Khalid for your important submissions. I am very grateful. Best regards
Dickson
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