The article discusses a mother's realization that her efforts to help her son with math were inadvertently driven by her ego rather than his needs. Despite her initial confidence in teaching, she struggled with more advanced concepts as her son entered secondary school. After facing his declining test scores, her husband's observation prompted an important reflection. Ultimately, she acknowledges the importance of prioritizing her child's educational needs and admits that seeking help when necessary is a sign of strength, not failure.
When I recognized that I was making it about myself and not about what my son truly needed, I learned a valuable lesson about parenting.
The reality check came when I realized that my attempts to help were more about my ego than about aiding my son’s learning process.
It's important to recognize when our efforts are no longer beneficial and be open to seeking help for our children when needed.
I learned the hard way that admitting you can't help isn't a failure; it's a crucial step in prioritizing your child's needs over your own.
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