How do you parent? What do you do or whom do you listen to for advice? How do you know what is good and what is bad? It’s a never ending saga, one that I doubt I will ever even come remotely close to figuring out. All we can do is our best, right?
Here’s some sage parenting advice or anecdotes to help you get through it all…kind of.
- This is a great one. Too many kids seem to care too much about nonsense, about material stuff, about nothing important. While we don’t practice what we preach nearly as much as I’d like, this is a great quote to parent by. (source)
- This is a great one, too. I need to follow this a bit more. Yes, there needs to be structure and discipline, but maybe sometimes we pick a little too much, expect a little too many things that might not be all that important. (source)
- This is pretty funny, actually. Be careful, people…you may raise a writer, or an angry blogger, which there are none of. (source)
- Well, I say this about 250 times a day. Is there anything wrong with that? (source)
- Try to enjoy your kids as much as you can. They are who they are, and they won’t be kids for very long. Note to self. (source)
- It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. – Frederick Douglass (source)
- The most important thing that parents can teach their children is how to get along without them.
- I know I want to have children while my parents are still young enough to take care of them. – Rita Rudner (source)
Wisdom Wednesday: Awesome Sage Parenting Advice and Wisdom of the Day #16 was last modified: March 30th, 2016 by
