Her Mom Failed

Photo is mine
Philippines
July 18, 2016 7:18pm CST
Last night my youngest daughter, who is in Grade 9, asked me to wake her up at 4:00 AM for she wanted to study her lessons before going to school at 7:00 AM. Guess what? I wake at 5:30 AM already. I slept very late last night for I was playing Farmville2 . So when I wake her up, she is upset and is a little angry with me. To sum it up, I failed her. Any thoughts ? Photo is my youngest daughter
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@jaboUK (64354)
• United Kingdom
19 Jul 16
My thoughts are that she is old enough to set her own alarm.
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• Philippines
19 Jul 16
She sets her alarms but she could hardly wake up by her own even with alarms . So she requested me to help her to wake up early. You know, young ones.
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@Lucky15 (37374)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
Oh..farmville Blame farmville. Haha. Make it up.to her ;)
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• Philippines
19 Jul 16
I will make up to her this evening. I plan to help her study her lessons hahaha.
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@allen0187 (58582)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
She's a young adult so I think she should be responsible enough to wake up early and not rely on dear mommy to wake her up. Buy her an alarm clock, one of those old-fashioned ones that she can't put on snooze like the alarms in mobile phones.
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@allen0187 (58582)
• Philippines
20 Jul 16
@Macarrosel you are most welcome! Lovely daughter! You look like sisters!
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
You're right, maybe I will buy her an old style alarm. Thanks for the idea.
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@dodo19 (47317)
• Beaconsfield, Quebec
19 Jul 16
Maybe it's time for her to wake up by herself with an alarm. So if she wakes up late, she doesn't have you to blame.
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@dodo19 (47317)
• Beaconsfield, Quebec
20 Jul 16
@Macarrosel I can understand. I'd feel a little guilty too.
• Philippines
20 Jul 16
Yes, you're right. It's really time now for she is old enough. And she didn't blame me for she knew it's also here fault for not waking up by herself. But I felt guilty, as her mother too.
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@thelme55 (77080)
• Germany
19 Jul 16
It happens so don't be worried. She is old enough to be awake without your help.
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
Yes I know. I will make sure she can do it by herself. But young ones now days are very lazy to wake up early in the morning. Thanks @thelme55 for dropping by here.
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@supervalon (1208)
• North Las Vegas, Nevada
19 Jul 16
You should be more responsible as a mother lol.
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
Yes, I must but I failed Huhuhu.
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• North Las Vegas, Nevada
19 Jul 16
@Macarrosel Haha i know i was joking But even 5:30 is so early to wake up haha.. So it's not your fault i guess
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• Philippines
19 Jul 16
@supervalon thank you for trying to make me feel better. Well, I will make up to her tonight. I will volunteer to help her study her lessons. Thanks a lot my friend.
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• Valdosta, Georgia
19 Jul 16
I had a mom fail last night actually and it's a horrible feeling I know. Just know your not alone, it happens to the best of us at times.
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
19 Jul 16
@Macarrosel that's great that you are willing to help her but she must learn to stand on her own feet too and learn how to stand on her own two feet so she can study by herself
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• Philippines
19 Jul 16
Yes, I have a negative feelings right now. But I will make up to her tonight to help her study her lessons.
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
@Hatley Yes, that's what I always tell here but sometimes she could not do it by herself. She is young, and young ones now a days are too lazy to wake up by themselves early in the morning.
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@ida123 (6206)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
19 Jul 16
OMG, Mommy, why you forget to wake her up so early? So, it's the fault of Farmville2 that makes you late to wake up from bed and turn to wake up your daughter so late. Just ask sorry and try to explain its because of Farmville2.
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@ida123 (6206)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
20 Jul 16
@Macarrosel Next time, don't overplay farmville2, see to it that when you play it, you can wake up early, right friend.? he, he,
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
Hahahaha. Yes, I blamed it to Farmville2 and I told her about it. Instead of being angry she just laugh at me and said, "Next time don't play FarmVille when I ask you to wake me up."
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@DianneN (247186)
• United States
19 Jul 16
Being in Grade 9, I think she is old enough to set her own alarm clock herself. Better yet, studying is best done before bedtime.
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@DianneN (247186)
• United States
20 Jul 16
@Macarrosel Ah, she's your baby! She is adorable, too!
• Philippines
20 Jul 16
Yes, you're right but she prefer to study early in the morning. The only problem is she couldnot wake up by herself even with her alarm for she is too dependent on me to wake her up. Actually it's also my fault why she is like that. She is my youngest and all my attention is focus in her.
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
your youngest daughter is already a young lady as shown in your picture, surely she should set her phone on alarm and not tell you to wake her up. sorry but these are my thoughts. my son is time-conscious since he was in elementary grades. i would wake him up but when he was already in high school, he set his mobile phone on alarm. i wake up to prepare his breakfast, but he wakes up on his own
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
No, don't be sorry. Yes, you're right. And it's really my fault why she is too dependent on me to wake her up. Her is my youngest and the only daughter that I am able to be a "hands on mom" to her when I retired. My other daughters were taken care of by their yayas because I was still working then. You know what I mean. Well she tried herself not to be too dependent on me now.
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
20 Jul 16
@Macarrosel i hope she will find some independence now that she is fast growing to be a lovely lady
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@acelawrites (19272)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
Did you not use an alarm? Well, you can make up next time.
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
Yes, she did and I did too but my phone was low bat so it didn't ring Huhuhu.
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@miniam (9154)
• Bern, Switzerland
19 Jul 16
I will never agree to anyone asking me to wake them up,my early morning is 9-10 am when not working. Why dont you get your daughter an alarm clock? or maybe get her a phone so she can use the alarm clock on the phone = 2 for 1. Im sure she`s forgiven you.
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
She has an iPhone and she sets her alarm too. But being young sometimes sheiks too lazy to wake up in the morning, that's why she ask my help just to be sure she can wake up, but I failed her.
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@miniam (9154)
• Bern, Switzerland
20 Jul 16
@Macarrosel Im sure you`ll do better next time.
@sunrisefan (28524)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
So this time it's "pasaway na magulang" instead of "pasaway na anak" hahaha! Peace!
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• Philippines
19 Jul 16
Yes, your right hahaha. I accept that. Well, it happens sometimes only but not always.
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@sunrisefan (28524)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
@Macarrosel Hehehe! So, don't forget the alarm on the phone next time. I've set different alarm times on my phone and also on my Fitbit watch.
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@sunrisefan (28524)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
You should have set an alarm on your cellphone and that of your daughter. BTW, your daughters (I've seen them in your other post) are beautiful.
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• Philippines
19 Jul 16
I always set my alarm in my phone as she did also but my phone didn't alarm for it's low bat. Huhuhu.its really my fault. Anyway thanks for the nice words on my daughters. I'm the proud mother hahaha.
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@sunrisefan (28524)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
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@youless (112507)
• Guangzhou, China
19 Jul 16
Your daughter couldn't blame you for all. After all, she was also responsible to it since it is her own study. She could set an alarm clock. When I was a student, I always set an alarm clock and woke up early to study. I didn't want to bother my parents for such kind of things. They had worked much and they needed to a good sleep. And my task was to study.
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@crossbones27 (49491)
• Mojave, California
19 Jul 16
Just tell her it is hard work being a farmer and a mother. lol
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• Philippines
20 Jul 16
Hahaha, yes you're right. But next time I will try multi tasking, being a mother and a farmer at the same time
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@koopharper (7601)
• Canada
19 Jul 16
Tsk tsk. Farmville of all things. Hopefully she'll forgive for that.
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• Philippines
19 Jul 16
Yes, I blame it to FarmVille as the culprit hahaha. Well, she is upset but she forgives me.
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@skysnap (20153)
19 Jul 16
haha. happens with kids :D
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@brokenbee (11090)
• Philippines
19 Jul 16
Ahahaha just like what happened before. I got upset because my mother didn't wake me up.
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@aninditasen (16396)
• Raurkela, India
19 Jul 16
Be a bit careful and sincere with her next request.
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