Parenting Tips, not just about Tits!!!

Parenting Tips, not just about Tits
Dear lifetime contractual parents out there, (and those without contract plans parents, looking out for NEW plans withFREEBIES and discount)

If one ain't going to take care of your own kids, don't blame it on the maid or his peers from leading him/her astray. You only got yourself to blame... (Don't sign over the bikini line of the contract and terminate contract,penalties applies)

Why? If you need to juggle, juggle it well. Don't do half-fuc* jobs, wanna bring up kids, bring them the best.(words has been censored to protect the young, and my refined status -Hahahah)

Best doesn't always mean LuXuRiOuS gifts and rewards. Generally, people are always thinking of substitution." I didn't spend enough time with my kids, so I can repay by":- giving them extra pocket money- buying them new hand phones and gadgets- fulfilling their materialistic needs.

GOD DAMN you !!! (YOU this kind of parent) If money would to be so powerful, why not pay someone to do your job and you can nurture your children with your REAL love.I doubt you know the meaning of LOVE, so just drop dead. (Don't cross the road with hope to be knocked by a car, you are just bringing more misery to another innocent party, why can't you learn???)
So in the first place, if you cannot afford to cope, don't crave for tits nor ticles, if wanna have them, have some control...if too shy to buy control, let me know, I'll get some for you...
(Never trust SELF CONTROL - 8 out of 10 lose control)

- Damn LAME ah, BUT Don't blame the TITS -
Ok, read on for more pricking story:

SPENDING QUALITY TIME WITH YOUR CHILD IS THE BEST GIFT
------------------------------------Letter from Nelson Quah-----------------
I refer to Frances Ong Hock Lin's article, "Real gifts of a road warriorparent" (Aug 14).

I agree with her that parents should not replace or substitute themselveswith gifts that will have a negative impact on their children. Instead, they should always strive to build a healthy relationship with them.

This problem is not only restricted to parents who have to travel overseas in the course of their jobs. It also happens to parents here who spend most of their time at work, outsourcing their parenting duty to maids.

Feeling guilty for not spending time with their children, they will try tomake up for it by lavishing large sums of cash as an allowance for them tospend at shopping centres and fast-food outlets.

These kids are left on their own with little guidance. Many could end up mixing with bad company, causing headache and sometimes heartaches totheir parents.

Perhaps, it is time for busy parents to ask themselves if they are happy with the type of relationship they now have with their children. If not, it is within their power to take the first step towards improving it.