Mommy and Daughter special dates:How do you nurture your relationship with your kids? / myLot

Brisbane, Australia

August 10, 2019 4:01am CST

So Friday afternoons after school are usually when my daughter and I go out to the city for our weekly mother and daughter date. We do some shopping as well as eat out. We tell each other how our day had been and plan what to do during the weekend. I think this special moments are important to nurture our relationships towards our kids, after all time flies fast and they will all grow up and they'll have their own lives and own families. And moments like these will become fewer and fewer. So what's your Friday or weekend routine with your kids or love ones? How do you bond with your special people?

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Jaya singh

@Starkinds (32712)

• India

10 Aug 19

This is so sweet my dear that you have a special date with your daughter I am glad to know that

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MomfromOz06

@MNRFOLEY (435)

• Brisbane, Australia

10 Aug 19

@Starkinds Thank you. As much as possible rain or shine I always take her on Fridays. I know how she worked hard with on school work and always do the right thing to maintain her grades, so as to show her I appreciate her hard work and also to bond with her, we go out and have a bit of fun.

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Jaya singh

@Starkinds (32712)

• India

10 Aug 19

@MNRFOLEY you are really a good mother

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MomfromOz06

@MNRFOLEY (435)

• Brisbane, Australia

10 Aug 19

@Starkinds Thank you I try to be

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Courtney Dutton

@MommyOfEli2013 (84266)

• Rupert, Idaho

15 Aug 19

That sounds like a great tradition, and way to spend time together and bond. I don't have a daughter, but I see doing something similar with my son, although maybe not shopping.

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MomfromOz06

@MNRFOLEY (435)

• Brisbane, Australia

15 Aug 19

Thank you, I giving them the love that they deserve is the key to making them a loving person towards others.

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MomfromOz06

@MNRFOLEY (435)

• Brisbane, Australia

15 Aug 19

@MommyOfEli2013 I don't have a son but got 2 stepsons. One of then came to stay with us for a while he was into arcade games and video games, so I used to take him and my daughter to the bowling arcade place to play Laser tag and arcade games. Its great bonding with the kids

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Courtney Dutton

@MommyOfEli2013 (84266)

• Rupert, Idaho

15 Aug 19

@MNRFOLEY Oh yes, I would agree for sure!

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (342285)

• Rockingham, Australia

10 Aug 19

This is an excellent idea. My boys have grown and left home now but it would have been could t have done something like this with them.

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MomfromOz06

@MNRFOLEY (435)

• Brisbane, Australia

10 Aug 19

Thank you @JudyEv this had been like a family tradition. My mom used to do this for me and my siblings and now I'm, doing it for my daughter and hopefully she'll carry the tradition once she's got her own kids in the future.

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Simone

@Janet357 (75646)

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10 Aug 19

thats the best thing a mom can do to her child. the child will feel secured when he or she knows mom loves him or her

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MomfromOz06

@MNRFOLEY (435)

• Brisbane, Australia

15 Aug 19

Yes I believe that if you show your child or any child for that matter that you love and care for them let them feel how special they are, they will grow up to be a better caring person. And that love you instil in them they will give back to others.