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I can say that mothers are always perfect in their nature but will always like to influence their children to do as they wish, this is so because the proximity that exist between mother and child will make it to be achievable.

 Mother ;  A good example of caretaker.
Naturally speaking, mothers are good example of caretaker, whereby carrying 80% (less) of the family burden, especially the children's and the husband,  they are good example of role model in the area of caretaking more than the father, because they make sure that
#food is always on the table.
#Taking care of the laundries.
#Plays bigger role in parental burden.
#Give them advice and proper female education to the female ones.
#Ensure the safety of the children......

Caretaking is mostly the party of the mother because the father believes that he only has to go work and bring the financial support for needs, but the mothers takes care of those needs manually caretaking is thereby categorized as an important role for the mothers.

There is a boy in one certain family.  They young guy demanded sum of  Ten thousand naira N10,000 ($30) from his Dad, unfortunately his Dad is only left with that amount as at that time, the father in other to please him he decided to give out 90% (N9,000) of the money to his boy,  the boy collected it but was integrate that he was murmuring because what given to him was not the actual amount he demanded for, then he went to the mother after the his Dad gone to work to make a complain,  then the mother in addition gave him Three thousand (3,000) and told him that she never wanted him to be angry, then the young guy started rejoicing that he has the best mother in the world claiming that his mother has just done what his father was unable to do forgetting that his Dad gave him all he have that the mom was only supporting.
In all indication,  you all can see that the actions was determined towards  her mom comment (I never what you to be angry) when money was given to him.
In actual sense the boy is now seeing it that his dad wanted him angry,  No our dads never wanted bad for us.
What I'm trying to say is that we should always celebrate and appreciate our fathers like our mom too, this is not being jealous of motherhood but it's things that we take for granted in our society today.

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