Parents Know the Best

I thinks that Italki is a such great place for writing practice. That`s why I am trying to write somewhat regularly here;)
Yesterday I had to work. It`s so awful to work on Sunday, isn`t it?
But there was one thing which gave the meaning to my workday. I was still excited about the last lecture at my university and I needed to share my thoughts with someone ;) Even our teacher said that we should share our knowledge with other people, otherwise for what good is learning something?
So, I know that one woman from my work has some problems with her elder son. She once told me that, because she knows I study psychology. It was not a serious request for my help, just an innocent conversation. But remembering that talk, I have decided to speak with her a little. She had a long list of problems, but she was open to a dialogue and she really listened to me carefully. I just wanted to share with her some advice which could help her in my opinion. I recommended her a book which she needs to read, if she wants bring harmony to her relationship with her son and understand herself much better. She would like that her son to be much stronger, much smarter than he is, and she gets angry when he doesn`t behave according to her expectations. But it`s not his fault. It seems to me, the problems of parents are often a reflection of themselves, and not of their children (at least not just their behaviour). Parents know exactly (as they're supposed to) what is the best for the children. But frequently they don't even have any idea what their children really like to do or how they feel, what problems and fears they have. It`s a very complicated problem and I don`t claim that I know much about such things as parent-child relationships. But I truly believe that practically all problems in a family can be solved when people really want it. It`s a pity that adults don't realize that fact.
And the most difficult and sad thing is that theory is always different from practice.

Parents know the best.

I thinks that Italki is a such great place for writing  written practice. That`s why I am trying to write more or less regularly here;)

Yesterday I had to work. It`s so awful to work on Sunday, isn`t it?
But there was one thing which brought the sense to my working day. I was still excited about the last lecture at my university and I needed to share [my thoughts] with someone my thoughts;) Even our teacher said that we should share our knowledge with other people, otherwise for what [do]we learn[anything] something?

So, I know that one a woman from my work has some problems with her elder son. Once she said to [told] me about [it] that, because she knows I study psychology. It was not a serious request to my help, just an innocent conversation. But remembering that [conversations ]talk, I have decided to speak with her a little.

It`s a long story what exactly troubles she has, but she was opened for dialogue and she really listened to me carefully. I just wanted to share [some advice] with her some advice  which could help her in my opinion. I recommended her a book [to her] which she needs [should] to read, if she wants to harmonize relations with her son and understand herself much better.

She would like that [for] her son would [to] be much stronger, much smarter, than he is, and she gets angry when he doesn`t behave by [to] her expectations. But it`s not his fault. It seems to me, the problems [with] of parents are [is] often into  [with] themselves, but not in [rather than with]their children (at least not only in their behaviour). Parents exactly know [know exactly](how they suppose) what is the best for the children. But frequently they even have no idea what their children really like doing or how they feel,[and] what problems and fears they have. It`s a very complicated problem and I don`t claim that I know much about such things like [the] relationships of parents and children. But I truly believe that practically all problems in a family can be solved when people really wish this*1. It`s a pity that not adults [don't] realize that [this]fact. 

And the most difficult and sad thing is that theory is always different in practice.

*1 i think you mean "realize" but I am not completly sure .