Nur Amna describes her small but loving family which consists of her parents and younger brother. Her father is the head of the household and teaches the importance of discipline, morality and hard work. Her mother takes care of the family and helps those in need. Her younger brother Abid is talented but also enjoys playing games. Nur Amna feels grateful and loves spending time with her family, such as playing games, sports and traveling together. However, she notes that many parents today are too busy with work and do not spend enough quality time with their children, which can negatively impact the children's development and upbringing.
Nur Amna describes her small but loving family which consists of her parents and younger brother. Her father is the head of the household and teaches the importance of discipline, morality and hard work. Her mother takes care of the family and helps those in need. Her younger brother Abid is talented but also enjoys playing games. Nur Amna feels grateful and loves spending time with her family, such as playing games, sports and traveling together. However, she notes that many parents today are too busy with work and do not spend enough quality time with their children, which can negatively impact the children's development and upbringing.
Nur Amna describes her small but loving family which consists of her parents and younger brother. Her father is the head of the household and teaches the importance of discipline, morality and hard work. Her mother takes care of the family and helps those in need. Her younger brother Abid is talented but also enjoys playing games. Nur Amna feels grateful and loves spending time with her family, such as playing games, sports and traveling together. However, she notes that many parents today are too busy with work and do not spend enough quality time with their children, which can negatively impact the children's development and upbringing.
Nur Amna describes her small but loving family which consists of her parents and younger brother. Her father is the head of the household and teaches the importance of discipline, morality and hard work. Her mother takes care of the family and helps those in need. Her younger brother Abid is talented but also enjoys playing games. Nur Amna feels grateful and loves spending time with her family, such as playing games, sports and traveling together. However, she notes that many parents today are too busy with work and do not spend enough quality time with their children, which can negatively impact the children's development and upbringing.
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A story about my small family
My name is Nur Amna binti Mohd Rahizam. I’m 15 and study in form 3 Addin. I want to tell about my small family. I think I have a wonderful family. The family becomes the first school for children, where they receive basic knowledge about culture, traditions and most importantly, the basic values of life. The family plays a huge role in teaching good manners and habits. I really feel lucky to have been born into such a family.
Our family consists of four members, they are mom, dad, me and my younger brother. Each of us obeys our father, because he is the head of the family. We really respect him. He is a great man because he has engaged in various good deeds. He always thinks about our health and makes the right decisions regarding family members. His decision becomes final in all matters of the family. He sits in the front chair at the dining table. He always helps us do our homework because he is a teacher. He teaches us about the tools of success in life, such as discipline, punctuality, cleanliness, morality, hard work, and continuity. My father is a teacher at school and is very disciplined. He is very punctual, sincere and hardworking by nature.
My mom Una is also a teacher. She is a sweet and very simple woman. She takes care of every family member and makes us happy. She pays special attention to her children, and always helps the poor and needy people in society. We have always learned from childhood to love and respect elders and help people in need. My sweet little family is truly full of love, care, peace, prosperity and discipline.
My younger brother Abid is 12 years old. He looks like mom. Abid is strong, smart and talented. He can run and swim. He study in standard 6 and he is very fond of playing online games against his school friends. But that only during his spare of time because mom always makes sure that he does not sit at the computer for a long time.
We also have a pet in our family, a small cat, it also member of our family. I really love my family. We always help each other. Every member of my family is my best friend.
My family and I sometimes play word puzzle and love badminton and cycling for sports. Other than that, we love travelling. We travel to experience the culture of other states and discover foods that we never tried before. I think nowadays parents don’t spend enough time for their children because dilemma faced by parents in Malaysia today is how to balance working time with time to educate children which becomes increasingly difficult when their employers demand that they return late to finish work. What's more, a small number of parents lack knowledge and skills in educating their children and this needs a solution. The reality is that parents are so busy with their respective careers and don’t have time for children causing thousands of children in the city to be left with foreign maids, babysitters and a small part with relatives. They are vulnerable to the influence and thinking of their guardians. Children coming home from school find themselves in empty houses because both parents work. There is no one at home to give love, guide and apply pure family values. They instead seek guidance and are influenced by peers. With bad influence from peers, there is an atmosphere that will lead them to various diseases and social problems. Children who grow up in such an environment will eventually become victims of various social problems such as violence in schools, drug addiction and even involvement in crime. Parents must be willing to spend time with their children. Children need the love of parents and without it their lives will be ruined because they do not understand or appreciate the love and value of family in their later lives. Parents must be more sensitive to the quality of family bonds and always take steps to inculcate basic moral values in their children that are necessary to develop a strong foundation to a stable and strong society.
