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Something I would like is more interactions with kids. Things that wouldn't have to do with level of Parenting but would help with said experience.
Things like during a crazy storm the kid get scared and ask to sleep with the parents. If its a couple then they snuggle in between, or for negative be told firmly to go back to bed. Other things like wetting the bed would be good for a negative moodlet as well.
Winning a drawing contest at school or recieving a reward and being able to show it off. The Extra credit boxes are great but a fair dedicated to that or a parent teacher night to show the parents the fruits of their child's labors. Something to tie into that would also be a negative of the child doing sloppy work or only slacking off in class.
Sitting and reading is great and having the kids ask to be tucked in is cute, but what about other interactions like complaining about homework? Demanding snacks or treats. Asking for toys and gifts.
Something to add to leveled parenting would be the kids asking to be taught things, like cooking, drawing, chess, and so on.
Basically I want my parent to be a parent without having "pretend" they were doing something, like having hubby dearest sleep on the couch while little miss snuggles in bed with mommy.
Things like during a crazy storm the kid get scared and ask to sleep with the parents. If its a couple then they snuggle in between, or for negative be told firmly to go back to bed. Other things like wetting the bed would be good for a negative moodlet as well.
Winning a drawing contest at school or recieving a reward and being able to show it off. The Extra credit boxes are great but a fair dedicated to that or a parent teacher night to show the parents the fruits of their child's labors. Something to tie into that would also be a negative of the child doing sloppy work or only slacking off in class.
Sitting and reading is great and having the kids ask to be tucked in is cute, but what about other interactions like complaining about homework? Demanding snacks or treats. Asking for toys and gifts.
Something to add to leveled parenting would be the kids asking to be taught things, like cooking, drawing, chess, and so on.
Basically I want my parent to be a parent without having "pretend" they were doing something, like having hubby dearest sleep on the couch while little miss snuggles in bed with mommy.
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