I believe that I already
try to apply the three solutions to different aspects of my daily life.
However, I am choosing to focus only on one aspect of my life to answer this
question as I feel that it incorporates all of these strategies. On a
day-to-day basis, I have no shortage of responsibilities and I really lose
sight of doing things for myself. To apply the first solution, I sometimes go
on walks with my daughter to the grocery store. I also watch televisions after
she goes to sleep as it is one of the few ways that I can insight my brain
'shut off.' As far as the second solution goes, if you don't have a playful and
lighthearted attitude when you have a three-year-old, you're going to have a
really rough time. I've learned to find humor in things like "my child
emptied the entire box of cheerios emptied onto the kitchen floor." I also
try to make my responsibilities fun learning activities for my daughter by
allowing her to help cook, clean, etc. I also can fully appreciate the idea
that with the good, comes the bad. Raising children is the most difficult job,
but it is also the most rewarding. There is no responsibility that is so great
that it outweighs the benefits of being with your kids.
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