Disclaimer: affiliate links may be in the post<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Servant leadership is a term that David introduced to me. He has taken many leadership classes and always shares what he has learned, along with being a supervisor of an Information Technology Branch with over 27 employees. A servant leader is described as a leader who is concerned with their followers or, in this case, children. They aren\u2019t simply concerned with achieving some goal\u00a0(Northouse, 2013, p. 219).<\/p>\n However, a slave parent gets taken for granted. We have seen them shopping, and the kid throws a temper tantrum. There are some subtle ways that this can manifest.<\/p>\n I have been trying to do my best to raise my kids to be happy, healthy, and hopefully responsible. As a mother, I cannot tell you how often I have gotten upset about cleaning my children\u2019s room during the weekdays when they are at school only for one if not both, turning it into a disaster area within the first 5 minutes of coming home.<\/p>\n I try to have them maintain a clean environment throughout the week and do big chores like laundry, changing their sheets, etc., on weekends. I would have to say it is a cultural thing and a mindset I grew up with. If it isn\u2019t perfectly clean, it isn\u2019t enough, and I HAVE TO MAKE IT NICE!<\/p>\n ![\"Parent\"](\"https:\/\/sp-ao.shortpixel.ai\/client\/to_webp,q_lossy,ret_img,w_911,h_512\/https:\/\/www.survivingadventures.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/04\/Untitled-design-8-1024x576.jpg\" "\\"Be")
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