The truth is that parents in their daily lives with their children will tell at least one lie. Innocent, not a lie, but they do it for various reasons.
Either because they want to protect them, or because they do not always know the right answer and even because sometimes they are bored to answer. Surely you too will have used one of the following phrases at some point in a difficult time:
"Time to sleep"
The truth is that bedtime is still late. But because you had a tiring day at work and your eyelids close closing the kids to sleep a little earlier is like a summer night dream!
"My love is delicious"
Do you know what a mother is willing to do in order for her child to eat vegetables, eggs or fish? It can do anything. Even present broccoli as a delicacy!
"I do not know what may be the painting you left on the table"
Deep down you know. You threw it away! Of course not because you wanted to, but it happened. If the child brings five paintings from school every day, it makes sense to have his room, refrigerator door and desk filled. Of course you will never admit that the painting was found in the trash. You just find an opportunity to preach and throw the attack "You saw what you get when you leave your things here and there!"
"My cell phone ran out of battery"
"Can I play with your phone? Can I play with your phone? Can I play with your phone? Sometimes just because you are tired of hearing the same question you accept to relax a bit. Other times, because you are bothered by the sounds from the games, you say that the cell phone was left with a battery or the excuse that "Go το the phone went to sleep", to the younger children, of course.
"No, I do not think your doctor will give you the vaccine today"
Actually today he will do it but why should your baby start crying early?
"The dog ate the sweet"
Unlike cats, dogs are children's best friends and would never eat their sweets. But what should mom say and how to justify last night's lick or the fact that she should not give other sweets to the child? Other times you blame the neighbor, the fairy and it goes without saying.