My Mom, My Dad

Mom runs, laughs, bends over backwards…
Dad, comforts, moves mountains …

This is how children see their parents: they can do almost anything and regardless of whether parents do something better or worse, in the eyes of a child we are always important, always needed. They are children’s whole world. The authors show us two perspectives. The first is the child’s point of view. We read simple sentences, interpret illustrations and look for details of our experiences. The second perspective is for a parent who defines her/his parenting in all shades of emotions. It undermines her/his competencies, enjoys success, and strives for excellence.

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