Queen Rania
She gave this important tip to her daughter-in-law Rajwa
Queen Rania with her daughter-in-law Rajwa
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As a mother of four children, Queen Rania is constantly confronted with the impact modern technology can have. Above all, the use of social media must be done consciously, she warns. As part of the United Nations General Assembly, Rania speaks on the “Today” show about the influence that the new networks have on her family. As she reports, she had special advice for one person.
Queen Rania: She warned her daughter-in-law Rajwa
Speaking on the “Today” show, Queen Rania explains that as a mother, she is aware of the negative effects of technology. What is important is how you introduce your children to it. “I think it’s more about the values you instill in your children – confidence, discipline, all of those things are important and those will determine how they interact with their technology,” said the mother of four.
“There will always be people who are against you”
Her children grew up with great public interest, unlike Rajwa, her current daughter-in-law. Rania therefore kept a special eye on her and warned her about the verdict and the public’s reactions: “Shortly before my son announced his engagement, I took Rajwa aside and told her that it was something like 100 percent approval There will always be people who are against you and the advice I want to give you is: ‘Please try not to read the comments’.”
Important advice from the Queen
Rania wanted to teach her daughter-in-law not to be intimidated by headwinds. Because it would always exist, says the 53-year-old. “You will always have self-doubt and there will always be negativity. It’s not you, it’s the other person’s fault. They are unhappy in their own lives. Don’t let that dissatisfaction get to you. Otherwise it will shake your self-confidence.”
Addressing viewers of the show, Rania adds: You just have to develop healthy habits around technology, and that’s what you’re trying to teach your children. Not necessarily that they should stay away from their phones, but that they should use them in a healthier way and also create a balance.”
Source used: people.com