Six Years of Marriage, Sheila Marcia and Husband Build a Solid 'Team' for Their Children

Kapanlagi.com - The household life of Sheila Marcia with Dimas Akira has now been going on for six years. Far from negative gossip, this couple actually seems even more united in raising their children. Sheila refuses to be called as struggling alone, as her husband's role is very significant in maintaining the family's integrity.

Sheila emphasizes that she and her husband are a team. No one feels more dominant, as everything is done together for the sake of the children. The parenting style they apply is based on cooperation and filling each other's shortcomings.

"Everything, of course. Everything. We are still a family team. It can't be just me, it can't be just my husband, it can't be just the children," said Sheila Marcia when met in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, recently.

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1. Children Are Becoming More Able to Discuss

Their relationship with the children who are starting to enter adolescence is also becoming closer. Sheila feels that her children can now engage in discussions like friends, but still maintain respect for their parents. This closeness makes the atmosphere at home very warm.

"The more they grow up, the closer we become, it's like, if you say friends, no, it's like they can be friends, best friends, but there is still a line, there is, there is, there is a line of respect between parents and children," she expressed.

2. A Happy Harmonious Family

Sheila Marcia's happy family solid team © instagram.com/itssheilamj

Sheila and Dimas have even imagined their old age together, surrounded by grandchildren. Although they realize they are not a perfect family, the abundant love makes them feel content and happy.

"Sometimes we even talk about it, like, 'While chatting, can you imagine when everyone is married, and then there are grandchildren,' like that, we have even thought about it," she shared.

3. Acknowledging Mistakes to Children

Sheila Marcia and Dimas Akira's happy family © instagram.com/itssheilamj

Sheila and her husband also show humility. They do not hesitate to admit mistakes in front of their children if they are indeed wrong. This teaches the children about honesty and humility.

"Sometimes, even if the children are right, we as parents must acknowledge that, 'Oh yes, I was wrong, and you were right,' you know," she concluded.

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