Is it normal for a mother to call her son to chat every day after marriage?

It must be normal! Every child is the pride of his parents. Even if he is married and has children, even if he is over half a year old, he is still a child in the eyes of his parents. After getting married, my mother called her son to chat every day. I think it's normal as long as I don't delay my work, as long as I talk about some topics that my son cares about and don't make my son and daughter-in-law quarrel. I think the mother's whole mind is on her son.

The child travels thousands of miles, and the mother is worried that if the mother calls her son to chat every day, they may live in the same city, but they rarely meet each other, or they may not be in the same city. The mother was worried when the child was far away. Mothers miss their sons very much. So is the boyfriend's mother. We work in other places and now live together. His mother calls him every day and even wakes him up in the morning. Her mother came to our house for a few days two days ago and packed all the things that should be packed at home.

Although this kind of parents are confused and have complicated feelings, they are always talking about this and that, and they should ask questions about trivial matters in life, but advise their daughter-in-law not to be jealous of her mother-in-law. Because every child is a mother's life's sustenance and a mother's life's concern. Motherly love is selfless and asks for nothing in return. She wants to hear her son's voice and know that he is safe and healthy. Enough!

Some people think that mothers care about their sons since childhood, and this concern will not change until their children grow up and get married. However, children will still rely on their mothers, unable to fully assume the responsibilities of the family, and bring the unmarried model into marriage, so there will be problems in marriage. Therefore, mothers must let their children walk properly after marriage, give them a relatively independent living environment, and learn to balance family relationships, instead of blindly asking their children how to treat themselves. ?

But I have different views from them. I think such a mother is very competent!