Support is a key element in relationships with children. Mom, as a best friend, should be there in difficult moments, help overcome difficulties and support her child in his efforts. Be there to listen and understand, give advice or just hug when needed. The child should know that he can always rely on his mother and get her support.

Trust is also an important aspect in the relationship between mother and child. Being your child's best friend means that you create an atmosphere of trust where the child feels that he can share his thoughts, feelings and secrets. This helps to develop confidence and independence in the child, and also strengthens relationships.

It is important to remember that being the best friend for your child does not mean the absence of boundaries and roles. The mother should still be the parent and set the rules and boundaries for the child. However, in relationships with children, you can find a balance between discipline and support, between parental responsibility and friendship.

Being a mom-best friend, you create a solid foundation for the emotional growth and development of your child. Your relationship becomes deeper and more sincere, and you can be sure that your child will always know that he has a loyal friend and support in the person of his mother.

And remember that being a mom-best friend is a constant process.