From the time our children are born to the time we see them last, we only wish the best for them. There is no love or bond more powerful than that of a parent and child. There might be disagreements and arguments but at the end of the day, the love we have for them rises above it all.
As a parent, our main desire is that our children succeed and outshine us in every way possible. That they take what we give them and turn it into something better. It is why we go out of our way to ensure that our children get the very best opportunities that we can offer them. And most parents start by offering their children the best schooling possible.
Our children are the future and, what better way to ensure that the future is bright than by giving them the highest form of education. For, without education, what are we? But does education only refer to the bookish kind? No, not always.
Sure, formal education is essential and incredibly important but there are different kinds of education out there. Teaching your children to be kind, well-mannered and thoughtful are a few things that will help them thrive in life.
Sometimes, in our desire to see our children succeed we lose track of what they want for themselves. Very often parents try and fulfil their own dreams, that they couldn’t achieve for whatever reason, through their children. Perhaps it was financial constraints,
the inability to migrate for further studies or family pressure that didn’t allow them to achieve the careers of their choice. Some parents feel that they have missed out on great opportunities and therefore want to give them to their children. However, the million-dollar question arises, does your child want the same?
