Abdoun Mall Hosts Lecture with the Jordan River Foundation Involving Mother/Child Relationships

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 4, 2005 -- Amman, Jordan- April 2005- Abdoun Mall held a lecture discussing a mother�s relationship with her child by Mrs. Rabab Al-Qubaj, a specialist in infant development from the Jordan River Foundation in the main lobby of the mall as a celebration for Mother�s Day.

Mrs. Al Qubaj has lectured around the nation at schools, institutions, and different organizations about parent and child relationships pertaining specifically to child protection and prevention of child abuse. Furthermore, the Jordan River Foundation strives to educate parents and teachers on parenthood so their children may become healthy and independent individuals.

The presentation at Abdoun Mall discussed how the stages of attachment are established between the mother and child during the first three years. The Jordan River Foundation also discussed child safety and recommendation on up-bringing newborns. Mrs. Al-Qubaj�s informative lecture elaborated on child psychology and how dependency and trust is tied between the mother and child.

The event was attended by mothers from the Jordanian community whom are active in different organizations. The guests were provided with coffee from Flavors as they socialized, shared their opinions, and discussed different aspects of the lecture. Following the lecture each guest left with a bouquet of flowers as


a special thank you to the mothers for helping their families flourish the community given by Jordan�s premium flower shop, the Garden of Eden.

Mr. Obaida Kurdi, the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kurdi Group, the company that owns Abdoun Mall stated, �On this special day appreciating the women who have dedicated their lives to their children, we at Abdoun Mall wanted to discuss the important issues surrounding their relationship with their children. In this event we hoped to bring in the mothers together as we discuss their vital role as parents.�


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