Quotes About Unconditional

Now that I have four kids, I realise you love your kids forever, no matter what.

Unconditional love is a full love that accepts and affirms a child for who he is, not for what he does. No matter what he does (or does not do), the parent still loves him. Sadly, some parents display a love that is conditional; it depends on something other than their children just being. Conditional love is based on performance and is often associated with training techniques that offer gifts, rewards, and privileges to children who behave or perform in desired ways.

These cozy bedtime stories reflect a universal need that we never outgrow: the need to know that someone, somewhere, loves us without restraint or condition.

most difficult of all, regardless of how she acts. This does not mean that we like all of her behavior. It does mean that we give and show love to our child all the time, even when her behavior is poor.

Unconditional love shows love to a child no matter what. We love regardless of what the child looks like; regardless of her assets, liabilities, or handicaps; regardless of what we expect her to be; and, most difficult of all, regardless of how she acts.

The words "I love you" should never be diluted with conditional statements.

does. Unconditional love shows love to a child no matter what. We love regardless of what the child looks like; regardless of her assets, liabilities, or handicaps; regardless of what we expect her to be; and, most difficult of all, regardless of how she acts. This does not mean that we like all of her behavior. It does mean that we give and show love to our child all the time, even when her behavior is poor.

Sadly, some parents display a love that is conditional; it depends on something other than their children just being. Conditional love is based on performance and is often associated with training techniques that offer gifts, rewards, and privileges to children who behave or perform in desired ways.

It wasn't that her parents didn't love her but that she did not feel loved. Most parents love their children and also want their children to feel loved, but few know how to adequately convey that feeling. It is only as they learn how to love unconditionally that they will let their children know how much they are truly loved.

The innocent love of a child reflects God's unconditional love for us. — Betty J. Dalrymple —

God loves us, not because of what we have done; He just loves us. — Elizabeth W. Peterson —

To love as God loves is to do so abundantly, freely. — Michele Cushatt

True unconditional love will never spoil a child because it is impossible for parents to give too much of it.

Loving unconditionally always leads to improved relationships.

It is only as they learn how to love unconditionally that they will let their children know how much they are truly loved.

Loving unconditionally always leads to improved relationships. — Helen L. Hoover —

God's love is rooted in who we are, not in what we do. — Steven Thompson —

Remember that God loves you for who you are—not for what you do. — Jeanette Gardner Littleton —

A family's example of sacrificial love points us to the much greater unconditional love of God. — Linda Jett —

Can a mother forget her nursing child? Can she feel no love for the child she has borne? But even if that were possible, I would not forget you! —Isaiah 49:15

Being a parent—step or otherwise—requires abundant love without any guarantee of payback. Thank heavens we have a Father who has loved us in the same way!

5   If I love them only when they please me (conditional love), and if I express my love to them only at those times, they will not feel genuinely loved.

We need to fill our children's emotional tanks with unconditional love, because real love is always unconditional. Unconditional love is a full love that accepts and affirms a child for who he is, not for what he does.

Liberal Christianity is very, very different. Liberal Christianity sees God as essentially beneficent, as wanting to help people. The central idea in liberal Christianity is grace, where grace is understood as a kind of metaphorical nurturance. In liberal Christianity, you can't earn grace—you are given grace unconditionally by God.