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No one warned me that in my early 40's. I would start cooing longingly into prams. I was totally unprepared to meet this new aspect of myself. My own nest had just emptied and I was eagerly filling the 'vacuum' with innumerable career and globe-trotting adventures. Admittedly the master vision for the rest of my life did include a few happy granny and grandpa scenes, but they were more distant and more a family joke than a serious prediction. So this strange primitive urge to extend my family into another generation was both perplexing and even a little irritating.

When the right time came, I had, of course, every intention of becoming a conscientious, involved grandparent. But that was more about doing the right thing for the children than fulfilling a deep instinctive need of my own. As a psychotherapist, I am hyper-aware of how life-transforming a good relationship with a grandparent can be. It offers so much more than treats, extra quality time and cheap nannying. Good grandparents help build psychological security by making their grandchildren feel part of a much wider, diverse and stable supportive family network. They also give them a sense of their place in history and evolution and give their life a meaningful sense of perspective.

Even when we reach adulthood, our psychological health can be affected by the relationship that we may or may not have had with our grandparents. I frequently work with people who have (to put it mildly!) a less than perfect relationship with their own parents. Many times I have been able to help people heal emotionally by simply reawakening a cherished memory of a much happier and more unconditionally loving relationship with a grandparent.

Alan was, in his own words, ‘a hopeless case of workaholism’. He still fell driven by trying to please his ambitious, perfectionist father. But, fortunately, I discovered that he had also received a much more unconditional kind of love from his calmer, happier and affectionate grandfather. Putting a photo of his granddad on his desk helped Alan keep his promise to himself to maintain better balance in his life.

Similarly, another client, Angela, had very low self-esteem. We found that by just recalling her grandmother's look of pure joy when she used to greet her after school each day, Angela could give herself a powerful boost of confidence whenever she needed it.

Until I became a grandparent myself, however, I never appreciated how important Alan and Angela must have been for the happiness and welfare of their grandparents.

Nowadays, the chances of children and grandparents having such intimate, mutually satisfying relationships are fast diminishing. Recent research revealed that in Britain, one out of twenty grandparents is likely to have had no contact whatsoever with at least one of their grandchildren during the past five years. There are many reasons for this new distancing of generations. Sometimes, it's mere geography that keeps them apart. I recently met a woman who proudly showed me a picture of her family in Australia. Unfortunately, she told me, she hadn't ever visited them, and hadn't even seen her five-year-old granddaughter. Her son had brought over his seven-year-old son six years ago, but he hadn't had the time or money to visit since. She explained that she herself had a heart condition, which would make a long flight too risky.
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No one warned me that in my early 40's. I would start cooing longingly into prams. I was totally unprepared to meet this new aspect of myself. My own nest had just emptied and I was eagerly filling the 'vacuum' with innumerable career and globe-trotting adventures. Admittedly the master vision for the rest of my life did include a few happy granny and grandpa scenes, but they were more distant and more a family joke than a serious prediction. So this strange primitive urge to extend my family into another generation was both perplexing and even a little irritating.When the right time came, I had, of course, every intention of becoming a conscientious, involved grandparent. But that was more about doing the right thing for the children than fulfilling a deep instinctive need of my own. As a psychotherapist, I am hyper-aware of how life-transforming a good relationship with a grandparent can be. It offers so much more than treats, extra quality time and cheap nannying. Good grandparents help build psychological security by making their grandchildren feel part of a much wider, diverse and stable supportive family network. They also give them a sense of their place in history and evolution and give their life a meaningful sense of perspective.Even when we reach adulthood, our psychological health can be affected by the relationship that we may or may not have had with our grandparents. I frequently work with people who have (to put it mildly!) a less than perfect relationship with their own parents. Many times I have been able to help people heal emotionally by simply reawakening a cherished memory of a much happier and more unconditionally loving relationship with a grandparent.Alan was, in his own words, ‘a hopeless case of workaholism’. He still fell driven by trying to please his ambitious, perfectionist father. But, fortunately, I discovered that he had also received a much more unconditional kind of love from his calmer, happier and affectionate grandfather. Putting a photo of his granddad on his desk helped Alan keep his promise to himself to maintain better balance in his life.Similarly, another client, Angela, had very low self-esteem. We found that by just recalling her grandmother's look of pure joy when she used to greet her after school each day, Angela could give herself a powerful boost of confidence whenever she needed it.Until I became a grandparent myself, however, I never appreciated how important Alan and Angela must have been for the happiness and welfare of their grandparents.Nowadays, the chances of children and grandparents having such intimate, mutually satisfying relationships are fast diminishing. Recent research revealed that in Britain, one out of twenty grandparents is likely to have had no contact whatsoever with at least one of their grandchildren during the past five years. There are many reasons for this new distancing of generations. Sometimes, it's mere geography that keeps them apart. I recently met a woman who proudly showed me a picture of her family in Australia. Unfortunately, she told me, she hadn't ever visited them, and hadn't even seen her five-year-old granddaughter. Her son had brought over his seven-year-old son six years ago, but he hadn't had the time or money to visit since. She explained that she herself had a heart condition, which would make a long flight too risky.
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Никто не предупредил меня, что в моем начале 40-х. Я хотел бы начать воркование с тоской в колясок. Я был совершенно не готов удовлетворить эту новую сторону себя. Мой собственный гнездо только опустошил, и я с нетерпением заполнения "вакуума" с бесчисленным карьеры и глобус-рысью приключений. Правда хозяин видение для остальной части моей жизни не включать несколько счастливых бабушкины и дедушка сцены, но они были более далекой и более семейной шуткой, чем серьезным предсказанием. Так что это странно примитивно желание расширить свою семью в другую поколения был и недоумение, и даже немного раздражает. Когда пришло правильное время, я, конечно, каждый Намерение стать добросовестным, участие дедушка. Но это было больше о делать правильные вещи для детей, чем выполняя глубокий инстинктивную потребность мой собственный. Как психотерапевт, я гипер-осведомлены о том, как жизнь-преобразования хорошие отношения с бабушки и дедушки могут быть. Он предлагает гораздо больше, чем удовольствий, дополнительное время качество и дешево nannying. Хорошие бабушки и дедушки помочь построить психологическую безопасность путем их внуки чувствовать себя частью более широкой, разнообразной и стабильной поддержки семьи сети. Они также дают им чувство своего места в истории и эволюции и дать их жизнь значимое чувство перспективы. Даже когда мы достигаем взрослого возраста, наше психологическое здоровье может зависеть от отношений, которые мы можем или, возможно, не было с нашими бабушками и дедушками. Я часто работаю с людьми, которые имеют (мягко говоря!) Меньше чем идеальные отношения с собственными родителями. Много раз я был в состоянии помочь людям лечить эмоционально, просто пробуждения заветную память гораздо счастливее и более безоговорочно любовных отношений с бабушки и дедушки. Алан был, по его собственным словам, «безнадежный случай трудоголизма. Он по-прежнему упал обусловлен стараясь угодить свой ​​амбициозный, перфекционист отца. Но, к счастью, я обнаружил, что он также получил гораздо более безусловной вид любви от его спокойнее, счастливее и ласковой деда. Ввод фотографию своего деда на его столе помог Алан свое обещание самому себе, чтобы сохранить лучший баланс в своей жизни. Точно так же, другой клиент, Анжела, были очень низкую самооценку. Мы обнаружили, что, просто вспоминая взгляд бабушки чистой радости, когда она используется, чтобы поприветствовать ее после школы каждый день, Анжела может дать себе мощный заряд уверенности, когда она нужна. Пока я не стал прародителем себя, однако, я никогда не ценил, как Важно Алан и Анджела должны были за счастье и благополучие своих бабушек и дедушек. В настоящее время, шансы детей, бабушек и дедушек, имеющих такие интимные, взаимно удовлетворяющие отношения быстро уменьшается. Недавние исследования показали, что в Великобритании, один из двадцати бабушек и дедушек, вероятно, не имел никаких контактов с малейшего хотя бы одного из своих внуков в течение последних пяти лет. Есть много причин для этого нового отдаления поколений. Иногда, это просто география, которая держит их друг от друга. Недавно я встретил женщину, которая с гордостью показал мне фотографию своей семьи в Австралии. К сожалению, она сказала мне, что она никогда не посещал их, и даже не видел ее пятилетняя внучка. Ее сын привез его семь-летний сын шесть лет назад, но он не имел ни времени, ни денег, чтобы посетить с тех пор. Она объяснила, что она сама была болезнь сердца, которая сделает долгий полет слишком рискованно.











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никто не предупредил меня, что в мои первые 40. я начну воркует longingly в детские коляски.я была совершенно не готова выполнить этот новый аспект сам.мое гнездо уже опустели, и я с нетерпением наполнения "вакуум" с бесчисленными карьеры и глобус засели приключения.конечно, мастер видение за всю мою жизнь не включают в себя несколько счастливых бабушка и дедушка сцены,но они были более отдаленные и более семейной шуткой, чем серьезное предсказание.это странно, примитивные призывают продлить мою семью в другое поколение было недоумение и даже немного раздражает.

когда вовремя пришел, я, конечно, все намерения стать от несения военной службы по соображениям совести, участие дедушка.но это было больше делать правильные вещи для детей, чем в выполнении глубокий инстинкт нуждается в моей собственной.как психотерапевт, я очень хорошо знают, как жизнь, превращая хорошие отношения с дедушкой, может быть.он предлагает намного больше, чем к дополнительной качественно и дешевые nannying.
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