A word to describe "raising children"?

The sentence is as follows: 1. My mother's years of hard work left a shallow crow's feet on her eyes. However, her thick shiny short hair is still so black. Although the eyes are single eyelids, they are delicate and bright. The lips that are often pressed tightly under the high bridge of the nose show sporadic vitality.

My mother is in her thirties, and the heavy burden of life makes her lose her former grace prematurely. Her rough sallow skin and silver hair make people feel that she is much older than her age.

My mother is of medium height, with short hair and a suit and tie. There are bright eyes under a pair of thick black eyebrows. Usually, there is always a sweet smile on her mouth.

Every time I see my mother's beautiful and deep eyes, I really want to jump into her arms and say, "I love you, mom."

Mother's mouth opens like a wooden fish.

6. My mother is almost forty years old this year! When I opened the photo album, I saw that my mother was slim and had a delicate and beautiful face when she was young. Ruthless years have carved wrinkles on my mother's face, and now my mother has a slightly middle-aged woman's figure. Only then did I realize that we made my mother tired today.

7. The thin mother is the pillar of this family. She supports the whole family with her not-so-broad back. Her tired eyes and chapped hands are the result of her hard work. I love you, mom.

My mother is tall, with regular facial features, oval face and fair skin. Except for a few shallow crow's feet around her eyes, she still looks elegant and graceful.

9. My mother is very beautiful. She is of medium height, about 1.6 meters. Hair is dark brown, and more than a dozen hairs are still brown! Sunlight and light shone on her hair, and it seemed to shine. How beautiful! The face under the hair is in the shape of melon seeds, and a pair of big eyes are bright, turning "bones" as if thinking about something. The nose is particularly straight and the nostrils are like two small holes. Lips are red, just like lipstick. Her skin is light brown. Although her skin is very dark, she is actually very healthy.

10. I suddenly noticed that there were wrinkles like water ripples on my mother's smooth forehead, which reflected one by one. "One, two, three ..." I counted a few. I don't like wrinkles, and I can't wait to grind them hard on her forehead with my hands to erase the traces left on her forehead in those years-wrinkles. When mother locked her eyebrows and lost in thought-she put down her wool and sat blankly. I think my mother is depressed, especially when my father is away. She often does. The crow's feet around her eyes are clearly visible. These wrinkles attest to her diligence and greatness.

1 1. When I saw my mother's beautiful and deep eyes, I really wanted to jump into her arms and say, "I love you, mom."

12. Looking at my mother, I froze. My mother's thin figure was reflected in the light. The rickety back bends for me, leaving me with a tired expression. And those chapped hands, working hard for my life. Tears filled my eyes. I stood for a long time in the rustling autumn wind. ........

How do Americans raise children?

Basic information

How Americans Raise Children is a book published by Shanxi Economic Publishing House in October 20 1 1 year 10, by Lin Dang.

Title: How do Americans raise their children?

Author: Lin dang

ISBN:978780767435 1

Number of pages: 245 pages

Publishing House: Shanxi Economic Publishing House

Editor's recommendation

Lin Dang's How Americans Raise Children contains articles about how much it costs to give birth to a child when I am confined in the United States, the nutritional advice of American doctors to infants, the happy life of housewives who are not nannies, lazy moms, letting go, letting go and spending fences around them, and introduces the differences between Chinese and American education.

catalogue

I'm confined to America.

How much does it cost to have a baby?

American doctors' nutritional advice for infants.

Housewives are not sleeping nannies.

The happy life of father and lazy mother.

Let go confidently

let go

The fence around the flowers

Are your children equal to you?

The setting of American kindergartens depends on demand.

Do you dare to educate your children at home?