I am a girl of 12, and I especially like singing.

First of all, I want to congratulate you. You are a good girl, and you can work hard for your dreams. It seems that you should be a child who is usually obedient and dare not talk back to his parents. I don't mind this. After all, they are your parents.

Then talk about how to do it: first, you should know why your mother won't let you sing. Is it out of boredom with the song itself, or fear of affecting learning, or other concerns? All you have to do is find a suitable time to talk to your parents. You can talk to your father first, and if you get his support, you can convince your mother with him. If you don't object or support it, then talk to your mother again; The hardest thing is not to support it. At this time, we should talk separately, starting with the easy ones, and then convincing each other with the affirmation over there. Pay attention to your attitude, let them see your firm determination, and don't lose your temper with them.

If the negotiation breaks down, do this: make some achievements with your confident singing voice, such as taking part in a school competition, winning an award and giving your parents a big paragraph to impress them. This is the most direct and effective.

The order of making achievements and speaking is up to you, combined with your parents' personality and timing.

I believe that the reason why your mother won't let you sing is probably because you are afraid of affecting your study. This is what parents are most concerned about.

I hope I can help you, the star of tomorrow. I look forward to you!

Come on!